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The public middle schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in San Mateo County, California

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in San Mateo County, California, drawn from 26 qualifying public middle schools. McKinley Institute of Technology leads the list at 96.0%, against a median of 25.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

San Mateo County, California

Top % Hispanic

96.0%

Median % Hispanic

25.4%

MOST HISPANIC · SAN MATEO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	Hispanic students	% Hispanic
1	McKinley Institute of Technology	Redwood City, CA	Redwood City Elementary	476	457	96.0%
2	Cesar Chavez Ravenswood Middle	East Palo Alto, CA	Ravenswood City Elementary	488	394	80.7%
3	Parkway Heights Middle	South San Francisco, CA	South San Francisco Unified	573	458	79.9%
4	John F. Kennedy Middle	Redwood City, CA	Redwood City Elementary	808	623	77.1%
5	Abbott Middle	San Mateo, CA	San Mateo-Foster City	721	448	62.1%
6	Thomas R. Pollicita Middle	Daly City, CA	Jefferson Elementary	558	304	54.5%
7	Parkside Intermediate	San Bruno, CA	San Bruno Park Elementary	491	267	54.4%
8	Borel Middle	San Mateo, CA	San Mateo-Foster City	903	490	54.3%
9	Manuel F. Cunha Intermediate	Half Moon Bay, CA	Cabrillo Unified	521	270	51.8%
10	Benjamin Franklin Intermediate	Colma, CA	Jefferson Elementary	497	236	47.5%
11	Alta Loma Middle	South San Francisco, CA	South San Francisco Unified	652	281	43.1%
12	Ingrid B. Lacy Middle	Pacifica, CA	Pacifica	484	140	28.9%
13	Lipman Middle	Brisbane, CA	Brisbane Elementary	161	43	26.7%
14	Fernando Rivera Intermediate	Daly City, CA	Jefferson Elementary	588	142	24.1%
15	Westborough Middle	South San Francisco, CA	South San Francisco Unified	498	108	21.7%
16	Burlingame Intermediate	Burlingame, CA	Burlingame Elementary	1,115	228	20.4%
17	Taylor Middle	Millbrae, CA	Millbrae Elementary	756	152	20.1%
18	Hillview Middle	Menlo Park, CA	Menlo Park City Elementary	846	170	20.1%
19	La Entrada Middle	Menlo Park, CA	Las Lomitas Elementary	612	105	17.2%
20	Tierra Linda Middle	San Carlos, CA	San Carlos Elementary	451	75	16.6%
21	Bowditch Middle	Foster City, CA	San Mateo-Foster City	929	144	15.5%
22	Central Middle	San Carlos, CA	San Carlos Elementary	443	67	15.1%
23	North Star Academy	Redwood City, CA	Redwood City Elementary	527	70	13.3%
24	Corte Madera	Portola Valley, CA	Portola Valley Elementary	252	33	13.1%
25	Ralston Intermediate	Belmont, CA	Belmont-Redwood Shores Elementary	1,082	120	11.1%
26	Crocker Middle	Hillsborough, CA	Hillsborough City Elementary	446	29	6.5%

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