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Texas schools where the Two or more races enrollment share is shrinking fastest

Change in Two or more races share of enrollment, 2010 to 2023 · 6,661 eligible schools · statewide the share went 1.6% → 3.1% (+1.5 points). Schools with the most negative changes appear first, regardless of the statewide direction.

HispanicWhiteAsianBlackTwo or more racesPacific IslanderAmerican Indian
Growing shareShrinking sharePeriod1Y5Y10YAllTop 25, ranked by points lost.
#SchoolLvl20102023ChangePts/yrStudentsEnrollment
1Borden County School
Gail · Borden County ISD
Other7.9%0.8%
−7.1
−0.5−16227 → 242
2Mt Valley Middle
Canyon Lake · Comal ISD
Middle8.6%2.4%
−6.2
−0.2−35642 → 834
3Rule School
Rule · Rule ISD
Other7.1%1.5%
−5.6
−0.4−8140 → 130
4Bolin El
Parker · Allen ISD
Elem11.2%5.9%
−5.3
−0.5−53806 → 622
5Avinger School
Avinger · Avinger ISD
Other9.4%4.3%
−5.1
−0.4−8138 → 117
6Nursery El
Victoria · Nursery ISD
Elem7.0%2.2%
−4.8
−0.3−5114 → 137
7Lubbock-Cooper H S
Lubbock · Lubbock-Cooper ISD
High7.4%2.7%
−4.7
−0.2−15910 → 1,942
8Groveton El
Groveton · Groveton ISD
Elem6.4%2.0%
−4.4
−0.3−13314 → 350
9Ehrhart School
Beaumont · Ehrhart School
Elem5.4%1.0%
−4.4
−0.4−6202 → 520
10Smyer Schools
Smyer · Smyer ISD
Other6.7%2.3%
−4.4
−0.4+0149 → 434
11Oak Ridge H S
Conroe · Conroe ISD
High8.6%4.2%
−4.4
−0.2−1312,847 → 2,705
12Tom Bean Middle
Tom Bean · Tom Bean ISD
Middle5.6%1.3%
−4.3
−0.4−8180 → 149
13Caldwood El
Beaumont · Beaumont ISD
Elem5.2%1.0%
−4.2
−0.3−22539 → 609
14Texas Empowerment Academy El
Austin · Texas Empowerment Academy
Elem6.4%2.2%
−4.2
−0.3−3110 → 178
15Nocona H S
Nocona · Nocona ISD
High5.4%1.7%
−3.7
−0.2−9240 → 234
16Tom Bean H S
Tom Bean · Tom Bean ISD
High5.8%2.1%
−3.7
−0.5−11257 → 193
17Cushing El
Cushing · Cushing ISD
Elem6.8%3.1%
−3.7
+0.0−6207 → 257
18Mount Carmel Academy
Houston · Houston ISD
High4.0%0.4%
−3.6
−0.2−11303 → 229
19Slocum Pk - 8
Elkhart · Slocum ISD
Elem5.9%2.4%
−3.5
−0.2−6203 → 250
20Travis Pri
Sulphur Springs · Sulphur Springs ISD
Elem5.1%1.6%
−3.5
−0.2−17409 → 253
21Hamlet El
Amarillo · Amarillo ISD
Elem6.2%2.8%
−3.4
−0.3−14357 → 290
22Frost Secondary
Frost · Frost ISD
High5.2%1.8%
−3.4
−0.4−5174 → 218
23Darrouzett Schools
Darrouzett · Darrouzett ISD
Other6.3%2.9%
−3.4
−0.1−7158 → 104
24Juvenile Detent Ctr
San Antonio · San Antonio ISD
High3.4%0.0%
−3.4
−0.1−6176 → 127
25Wink H S
Wink · Wink-Loving ISD
High3.9%0.5%
−3.4
−0.2−5154 → 211

Ranked by percentage-point decrease in this group's share of enrollment. Schools need at least 100 students in both 2010 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 the selected period) 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; “Two or more races” is that source's category.