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

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the most Pacific Islander students in Johnson County, Texas, drawn from 9 qualifying public middle schools. KEENE J H leads the list at 43, against a median of 4 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Johnson County, Texas
Top Pacific Islander students
43
Median Pacific Islander students
4
MOST PACIFIC ISLANDER (COUNT) · JOHNSON COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Pacific IslanderPacific Islander students
1KEENE J HKEENE, TXKEENE ISD25217.1%43
2LOWELL SMITH JR INTCLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISD9582.6%25
3AD WHEAT MIDDLECLEBURNE, TXCLEBURNE ISD9982.4%24
4HUGHES MIDDLEBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISD9650.4%4
5NICK KERR MIDDLEBURLESON, TXBURLESON ISD1,2180.3%4
6R C LOFLIN MIDDLEJOSHUA, TXJOSHUA ISD6960.3%2
7TOM AND NITA NICHOLS MIDDLEBURLESON, TXJOSHUA ISD6540.3%2
8ALMA MARTINEZ INTMANSFIELD, TXMANSFIELD ISD9300.1%1
9VENUS MIDDLEVENUS, TXVENUS ISD5060.2%1
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