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Texas schools where the Black population is growing fastest

Change in Black share of enrollment, 2013 to 2023 · 6,945 schools ranked · statewide the share went 12.2% → 12.1% (−0.1 points), so anything above that is outpacing TX.

HispanicWhiteAsianBlackTwo or more racesPacific IslanderAmerican Indian
#SchoolLvl20132023ChangePts/yrStudentsEnrollment
1Ignite Community School - Beaumont
Beaumont · Texas College Preparatory Academies
Elem20.0%77.3%
+57.3
+6.2+120165198
2Winfree Academy Charter School Dallas
Dallas · Winfree Academy Charter Schools
High10.6%59.4%
+48.8
+1.7+115141219
3Smith Int
Forney · Forney ISD
Middle16.0%60.0%
+44.0
+4.4+337495693
4Lewis El
Forney · Forney ISD
Elem12.2%54.4%
+42.2
+4.7+388411805
5Brown Middle
Forney · Forney ISD
Middle15.0%55.6%
+40.6
+4.6+262688656
6Henderson El
Forney · Forney ISD
Elem5.6%43.5%
+37.9
+3.7+214554563
7North Forney H S
Forney · Forney ISD
High14.6%48.7%
+34.1
+3.6+1,0151,1612,434
8Blackburn El
Forney · Forney ISD
Elem11.7%45.0%
+33.3
+4.2+193583580
9Lewisville School of Science and Technology Lower
Lewisville · Texas College Preparatory Academies
Elem3.6%36.1%
+32.5
+3.4+32195108
10Bess Race El
Crowley · Crowley ISD
Elem18.3%50.6%
+32.3
+3.3+217673672
11Crosby El
Forney · Forney ISD
Elem17.7%49.8%
+32.1
+4.0+166412480
12Larson El
Grand Prairie · Arlington ISD
Elem34.9%66.8%
+31.9
+3.2+21776437
13Cesar Chavez Learning Center
Dallas · Dallas ISD
Elem19.8%51.4%
+31.6
+3.7+159611545
14Shadowbriar El
Houston · Houston ISD
Elem36.2%67.4%
+31.2
+3.2+133392408
15Texans Can Academy - Fort Worth Lancaster Avenue
Fort Worth · Texans Can Academies
High3.1%33.8%
+30.7
+1.8+112229352
16Maple Lawn El
Dallas · Dallas ISD
Elem5.8%35.4%
+29.6
+4.3+134602478
17Providence El
Aubrey · Denton ISD
Elem12.7%41.8%
+29.1
+3.1+215582691
18Savannah Lakes El
Rosharon · Alvin ISD
Elem26.4%54.8%
+28.4
+2.5+236814823
19Godwin El
Princeton · Princeton ISD
Elem3.1%31.4%
+28.3
+2.1+187670662
20Navo Middle
Aubrey · Denton ISD
Middle19.5%47.8%
+28.3
+2.8+156998735
21Pirrung El
Mesquite · Mesquite ISD
Elem26.2%53.8%
+27.6
+2.6+110481439
22Ben Milam El
Dallas · Dallas ISD
Elem5.2%31.6%
+26.4
+2.8+81267301
23North Texas Collegiate Academy-North Campus
Denton · North Texas Collegiate Academy
Elem10.7%37.1%
+26.4
+2.6+70122224
24Annette Perry El
Mansfield · Mansfield ISD
Elem9.9%36.1%
+26.2
+2.7+182324593
25Nesmith El
Lavon · Community ISD
Elem5.3%31.4%
+26.1
+2.1+163414590

Ranked by percentage-point change 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. A share can also rise because a school shrank around the group, 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; “Black” is that source's category.