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The public high schools with the most Pacific Islander students in Johnson County, Texas

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most Pacific Islander students in Johnson County, Texas, drawn from 8 qualifying public high schools. KEENE H S leads the list at 48, against a median of 3 across the ranked schools.

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Johnson County, Texas

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MOST PACIFIC ISLANDER (COUNT) · JOHNSON COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	% Pacific Islander	Pacific Islander students
1	KEENE H S	KEENE, TX	KEENE ISD	373	12.9%	48
2	CLEBURNE H S	CLEBURNE, TX	CLEBURNE ISD	1,849	2.1%	39
3	BURLESON H S	BURLESON, TX	BURLESON ISD	1,791	0.2%	4
4	BURLESON CENTENNIAL H S	BURLESON, TX	BURLESON ISD	2,061	0.2%	4
5	TEAM SCH	CLEBURNE, TX	CLEBURNE ISD	65	3.1%	2
6	GODLEY H S	GODLEY, TX	GODLEY ISD	868	0.2%	2
7	GAME DEVELOPMENT DESIGN SCHOOL AT BURLESON ISD	BURLESON, TX	BURLESON ISD	323	0.3%	1
8	VENUS H S	VENUS, TX	VENUS ISD	717	0.1%	1

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