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

175 districts

Missouri 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 5.3%. Showing ranks 151 to 175.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsHispanic students% Hispanic
151FREDERICKTOWN R-IMO41,883452.4%
152JEFFERSON CO. R-VIIMO51,036242.3%
153MACON CO. R-IMO31,174272.3%
154DESOTO 73MO52,464542.2%
155RIVERVIEW GARDENSMO135,1161102.2%
156WINFIELD R-IVMO41,577352.2%
157JENNINGSMO72,269472.1%
158RICHMOND R-XVIMO41,543322.1%
159UNIVERSITY ACADEMYMO31,111232.1%
160CLEVER R-VMO21,268252.0%
161WASHINGTONMO103,543722.0%
162WILLOW SPRINGS R-IVMO31,171242.0%
163EAST PRAIRIE R-IIMO31,003191.9%
164FESTUS R-VIMO53,495661.9%
165PALMYRA R-IMO31,126211.9%
166STE. GENEVIEVE CO. R-IIMO41,926361.9%
167FAIR GROVE R-XMO31,296231.8%
168EL DORADO SPRINGS R-IIMO31,151181.6%
169BOLIVAR R-IMO52,725411.5%
170BLAIR OAKS R-IIMO41,163151.3%
171CLARK CO. R-IMO51,074131.2%
172POTOSI R-IIIMO42,110211.0%
173LAWSON R-XIVMO31,143100.9%
174STRAFFORD R-VIMO41,408130.9%
175ST. CLAIR R-XIIIMO52,062160.8%

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