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Alabama: the school districts with the highest share of Hispanic students

129 districts

Alabama public school districts ranked by the share of students who are Hispanic or Latino, from federal NCES enrollment data. Districts need at least 2 schools and 500 students to qualify. The median ranked district is at 7.5%. Showing ranks 101 to 129.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsHispanic students% Hispanic
101Arab CityAL42,595993.8%
102Cherokee CountyAL73,8601483.8%
103Geneva CityAL31,229443.6%
104Escambia CountyAL114,0721373.4%
105Talladega CountyAL177,3212473.4%
106Saraland CityAL43,5141133.2%
107Brewton CityAL31,168363.1%
108Piedmont CityAL31,080323.0%
109Tallapoosa CountyAL52,822792.8%
110Butler CountyAL62,699722.7%
111Covington CountyAL83,028832.7%
112Fayette CountyAL62,268602.6%
113Lauderdale CountyAL147,9521932.4%
114Macon CountyAL61,907462.4%
115Winston CountyAL92,309502.2%
116Hale CountyAL62,193462.1%
117Lamar CountyAL42,129442.1%
118Clarke CountyAL72,130401.9%
119Monroe CountyAL72,963561.9%
120Roanoke CityAL31,355251.8%
121Dallas CountyAL112,283391.7%
122Mountain Brook CityAL64,425761.7%
123Satsuma CityAL21,534251.6%
124Thomasville CityAL31,013151.5%
125Washington CountyAL72,390361.5%
126Lowndes CountyAL71,109151.4%
127Selma CityAL82,301221.0%
128Wilcox CountyAL51,14790.8%
129Choctaw CountyAL41,02550.5%

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