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Texas schools where the White enrollment share is shrinking fastest

Change in White share of enrollment, 2010 to 2023 · 6,661 eligible schools · statewide the share went 32.0% → 25.7% (−6.3 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
1Fabens H S
Fabens · Fabens ISD
High72.1%0.5%
−71.6
−2.0−499696 → 623
2Winfree Academy Charter School - Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie · Winfree Academy Charter Schools
High74.9%9.4%
−65.5
−3.9−118187 → 234
3Dolores Huerta El
Fort Worth · Fort Worth ISD
Elem64.5%2.1%
−62.4
−3.7−373594 → 482
4Lewisville School of Science and Technology Lower
Lewisville · Texas College Preparatory Academies
Elem72.2%13.0%
−59.2
−4.8−183273 → 108
5Criswell El
Forney · Forney ISD
Elem71.8%13.1%
−58.7
−5.0−285560 → 891
6North Texas Collegiate Academy-East Campus
Little Elm · North Texas Collegiate Academy
Elem78.9%20.4%
−58.5
−5.1−35114 → 270
7Winfree Academy Charter School Dallas
Dallas · Winfree Academy Charter Schools
High60.7%2.3%
−58.4
−5.1−125214 → 219
8Carroll El
Frisco · Frisco ISD
Elem73.3%17.0%
−56.3
−4.8−422704 → 554
9Providence El
Aubrey · Denton ISD
Elem78.8%23.6%
−55.2
−4.2−271551 → 691
10Henderson El
Forney · Forney ISD
Elem74.9%23.1%
−51.8
−3.5−339626 → 563
11Coppell Middle West
Dallas · Coppell ISD
Middle54.4%4.8%
−49.6
−4.1−398842 → 1,240
12Isbell El
Frisco · Frisco ISD
Elem69.4%21.0%
−48.4
−4.3−405764 → 596
13Crandall Middle
Crandall · Crandall ISD
Middle76.1%28.3%
−47.8
−3.7−47447 → 1,036
14Channing School
Channing · Channing ISD
Other86.9%39.8%
−47.1
−3.6−82153 → 128
15Corbell El
Frisco · Frisco ISD
Elem68.3%21.2%
−47.1
−4.0−287589 → 542
16Deer Creek El
Crowley · Crowley ISD
Elem60.6%13.7%
−46.9
−4.2−175459 → 753
17Coupland El
Coupland · Coupland ISD
Elem78.2%31.8%
−46.4
−3.4−3124 → 296
18W A Martin El
Crandall · Crandall ISD
Elem76.5%30.6%
−45.9
−3.8−228532 → 585
19Lewis El
Forney · Forney ISD
Elem62.0%16.3%
−45.7
−3.9−120405 → 805
20Johanna Odonnell Int
Fabens · Fabens ISD
Elem44.8%0.0%
−44.8
−1.4−167373 → 271
21North Texas Collegiate Academy-South Campus
Lewisville · North Texas Collegiate Academy
Elem47.4%3.7%
−43.7
−3.4−54135 → 270
22Irons Middle
Lubbock · Lubbock ISD
Middle69.0%25.8%
−43.2
−3.1−294699 → 729
23Crandall H S
Crandall · Crandall ISD
High72.8%29.8%
−43.0
−3.5−22775 → 1,819
24Smith Int
Forney · Forney ISD
Middle57.1%14.6%
−42.5
−3.4−187504 → 693
25Savannah El
Aubrey · Denton ISD
Elem75.3%32.9%
−42.4
−3.0−135503 → 742

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; “White” is that source's category.