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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Marin County, California

This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Marin County, California, drawn from 38 qualifying public elementary schools. San Pedro Elementary leads the list at 99.4%, against a median of 23.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
38
Marin County, California
Top % Hispanic
99.4%
Median % Hispanic
23.0%
MOST HISPANIC · MARIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Hispanic
1San Pedro ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City Elementary46999.4%(466)
2Bahia Vista ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City Elementary55296.4%(532)
3Laurel Dell ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City Elementary28790.9%(261)
4Venetia Valley K-8San Rafael, CASan Rafael City Elementary74887.0%(651)
5Hamilton TK-8Novato, CANovato Unified54475.7%(412)
6Lynwood ElementaryNovato, CANovato Unified26073.1%(190)
7Lu Sutton ElementaryNovato, CANovato Unified36768.4%(251)
8Tomales ElementaryTomales, CAShoreline Unified16064.4%(103)
9Coleman ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City Elementary37855.0%(208)
10Loma Verde ElementaryNovato, CANovato Unified42648.8%(208)
11Rancho ElementaryNovato, CANovato Unified38746.0%(178)
12Olive ElementaryNovato, CANovato Unified36442.0%(153)
13Mary E. Silveira ElementarySan Rafael, CAMiller Creek Elementary41235.7%(147)
14Vallecito ElementarySan Rafael, CAMiller Creek Elementary40829.7%(121)
15Sun Valley ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City Elementary52327.9%(146)
16Bolinas-Stinson ElementaryBolinas, CABolinas-Stinson Union10925.7%(28)
17San Ramon ElementaryNovato, CANovato Unified45625.0%(114)
18Ross Valley CharterFairfax, CARoss Valley Charter District19823.7%(47)
19Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. AcademySausalito, CASausalito Marin City26223.3%(61)
20Pleasant Valley ElementaryNovato, CANovato Unified46422.6%(105)
21Glenwood ElementarySan Rafael, CASan Rafael City Elementary31519.1%(60)
22Anthony G. Bacich ElementaryKentfield, CAKentfield Elementary52618.6%(98)
23Neil Cummins ElementaryCorte Madera, CALarkspur-Corte Madera45117.3%(78)
24Strawberry Point ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley Elementary25915.8%(41)
25CoveCorte Madera, CALarkspur-Corte Madera27514.6%(40)
26Manor ElementaryFairfax, CARoss Valley Elementary23414.5%(34)
27Novato CharterNovato, CANovato Charter District26914.5%(39)
28Brookside ElementarySan Anselmo, CARoss Valley Elementary27814.4%(40)
29Hidden Valley ElementarySan Anselmo, CARoss Valley Elementary27411.7%(32)
30Wade Thomas ElementarySan Anselmo, CARoss Valley Elementary29211.3%(33)
31Reed ElementaryTiburon, CAReed Union Elementary36211.1%(40)
32Edna Maguire ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley Elementary39910.3%(41)
33Bel Aire ElementaryTiburon, CAReed Union Elementary32210.3%(33)
34Lucas Valley ElementarySan Rafael, CAMiller Creek Elementary3159.2%(29)
35Tamalpais Valley ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley Elementary3688.4%(31)
36Ross ElementaryRoss, CARoss Elementary3397.1%(24)
37Old Mill ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley Elementary2615.8%(15)
38Park ElementaryMill Valley, CAMill Valley Elementary3015.0%(15)
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