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75149 Public Schools

There are 15 public schools in 75149 Mesquite, TX, serving 12,723 students. You can narrow this list by selecting school levels above the table below, or specifying additional search criteria.

75149, Texas Public Schools:

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Town	School	# Students	Grades
Mesquite	Agnew Middle School	809	7-8
Mesquite	Black Elementary School	609	PK-6
Mesquite	Galloway Elementary School	732	PK-6
Mesquite	Hanby Elementary School	895	PK-5
Mesquite	Mcwhorter Elementary School	787	PK-6
Mesquite	Mesquite Charter Academy(Other / alternative school) (Charter school)	155	KG-12
Mesquite	Mesquite High School	2708	9-12
Mesquite	Moss Elementary School	529	KG-6
Mesquite	Rugel Elementary School	471	KG-6
Mesquite	Rutherford Elementary School	494	KG-5
Mesquite	Seabourn Elementary School	617	PK-6
Mesquite	Smith Elementary School	498	KG-5
Mesquite	Tisinger Elementary School	802	PK-5
Mesquite	West Mesquite High School	1749	9-12
Mesquite	Wilkinson Middle School	868	6-8

Zipcode Statistics:

About This Zipcode (75149)	Zipcode Statistics	(TX) State Statistics
Population (Approximate)	54,693 people	20,844,411 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree	19%	23%
Median Household Income	$48,245	$42,433
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