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New Hampshire: the school districts with the most Hispanic students

73 districts

New Hampshire public school districts ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled, from federal NCES data. Districts need at least 2 schools and 500 students to qualify. The median ranked district is at 52. Showing ranks 51 to 73.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudents% HispanicHispanic students
51Fall Mountain Regional School DistrictNH121,4202.3%33
52Shaker Regional School DistrictNH41,1372.6%30
53Virtual Learning Academy Charter SchoolNH25105.9%30
54White Mountains Regional School DistrictNH38853.4%30
55Allenstown School DistrictNH36833.7%25
56Epping School DistrictNH38712.9%25
57Inter-Lakes Cooperative School DistrictNH49132.6%24
58Weare School DistrictNH28312.9%24
59Exeter School DistrictNH28072.7%22
60Newfound Area School DistrictNH61,1521.9%22
61Mascenic Regional School DistrictNH38752.4%21
62Gilford School DistrictNH31,0501.9%20
63Barrington School DistrictNH39401.9%18
64Mascoma Valley Regional School DistrictNH41,0261.8%18
65Newport School DistrictNH57122.4%17
66Hinsdale School DistrictNH35183.1%16
67Hollis School DistrictNH26682.2%15
68Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative School DistrictNH45272.8%15
69Farmington School DistrictNH37301.9%14
70Haverhill Cooperative School DistrictNH36262.1%13
71Milton School DistrictNH35082.4%12
72Brookline School DistrictNH25511.1%6
73Hollis-Brookline Cooperative School DistrictNH21,1140.4%5

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