Texas schools where the Asian enrollment share is shrinking fastest

Change in Asian share of enrollment, 2013 to 2023 · 6,945 eligible schools · statewide the share went 3.8% → 5.0% (+1.1 points). Schools with the most negative changes appear first, regardless of the statewide direction.

Hispanic White Asian Black Two or more races Pacific Islander American Indian

Growing share Shrinking shareTop 25, ranked by points lost.

#	School	Lvl	2013	2023	Change	Pts/yr	Students	Enrollment
1	Coppell Classical Academy Coppell · Texas College Preparatory Academies	Elem	41.6%	22.0%	−19.6	−2.7	−33	281 → 381
2	Mary Burks Marek El Pearland · Alvin ISD	Elem	31.3%	12.3%	−19.0	−1.8	−200	927 → 730
3	Cactus El Cactus · Dumas ISD	Elem	24.4%	5.9%	−18.5	−2.2	−69	397 → 473
4	Harmony School of Technology-Houston Houston · Harmony Public Schools - Houston North	Middle	25.8%	8.0%	−17.8	−2.0	−117	666 → 691
5	Pinkerton El Coppell · Coppell ISD	Elem	48.3%	31.2%	−17.1	−1.5	−87	412 → 359
6	Kathy Caraway El Austin · Round Rock ISD	Elem	29.6%	13.7%	−15.9	−1.7	−145	700 → 452
7	Laura Ingalls Wilder El Pearland · Alvin ISD	Elem	33.4%	17.7%	−15.7	−1.5	−167	896 → 747
8	Harmony School of Advancement-Houston Houston · Harmony Public Schools - Houston North	High	26.0%	10.5%	−15.5	−1.5	−75	607 → 789
9	Int'l Newcomer Acad Fort Worth · Fort Worth ISD	Middle	23.2%	7.8%	−15.4	−1.0	−49	379 → 498
10	Success H S Fort Worth · Fort Worth ISD	High	19.5%	4.4%	−15.1	−1.4	−17	210 → 544
11	Barrington Place El Sugar Land · Fort Bend ISD	Elem	54.2%	39.2%	−15.0	−1.5	−289	789 → 355
12	Bear Creek El Euless · Grapevine-Colleyville ISD	Elem	26.6%	12.3%	−14.3	−1.3	−132	747 → 545
13	Foerster El Houston · Houston ISD	Elem	14.3%	0.7%	−13.6	−1.5	−92	673 → 545
14	Schell El Richardson · Plano ISD	Elem	57.7%	44.2%	−13.5	−0.9	−180	657 → 450
15	Legacy Preparatory Charter Academy Plano Plano · Legacy Preparatory	Other	14.6%	1.1%	−13.5	−1.1	−25	185 → 183
16	Ethridge El The Colony · Lewisville ISD	Elem	15.3%	2.3%	−13.0	−1.5	−71	518 → 342
17	School for the Talented and Gifted Dallas · Dallas ISD	High	24.7%	12.3%	−12.4	−1.1	+6	247 → 546
18	Collins El Houston · Alief ISD	Elem	19.5%	8.0%	−11.5	−1.5	−143	1,069 → 809
19	Burgin El Arlington · Arlington ISD	Elem	13.9%	2.4%	−11.5	−1.2	−99	819 → 626
20	Hicks El Houston · Alief ISD	Elem	24.2%	12.8%	−11.4	−0.8	−90	735 → 688
21	Emmett J Conrad H S Dallas · Dallas ISD	High	20.6%	9.4%	−11.2	−1.5	−118	1,153 → 1,275
22	International H S Austin · Austin ISD	Other	11.2%	0.0%	−11.2	−0.7	−30	268 → 210
23	Sneed El Houston · Alief ISD	Elem	15.9%	5.1%	−10.8	−1.0	−139	1,190 → 976
24	Dulles El Sugar Land · Fort Bend ISD	Elem	32.0%	21.2%	−10.8	−1.2	−67	675 → 704
25	Rusk El Midland · Midland ISD	Elem	17.2%	6.6%	−10.6	−1.7	−67	586 → 517

Ranked by percentage-point decrease in this group's share of enrollment. Schools need at least 100 students in both 2013 and 2023 to be ranked — without a floor the list fills with tiny schools swinging on a handful of children. Share and headcount can move differently as total enrollment changes, which is what the Pts/yr (trend across all years) and Students (headcount gained or lost) columns are there to expose. Enrollment counts come from the federal Common Core of Data via the Urban Institute; “Asian” is that source's category.