Estimated segregation between Hispanic and white students in K-12 public schools
Normalized exposure index based on average enrollment share, by county; 2022-2023 school year
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Choropleth map of Texas counties showing the estimated level of segregation between Hispanic and white students in K-12 public schools. Castro County in northern Texas had the highest segregation, with an index value of 0.59 out of 1. Counties in the eastern part of the state tended to have higher segregation than counties in the south.