The public high schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Douglas County, Colorado
This ranking covers the public high schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Douglas County, Colorado, drawn from 13 qualifying public high schools. Douglas County High School leads the list at 21.5%, against a median of 14.6% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % Hispanic |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Douglas County High School | CASTLE ROCK, CO | 21.5%(356) |
| 2 | Daniel C Oakes High School--Castle Rock | CASTLE ROCK, CO | 19.5%(22) |
| 3 | Highlands Ranch High School | HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO | 19.4%(257) |
| 4 | Eagle Academy | LONE TREE, CO | 19.1%(22) |
| 5 | Chaparral High School | PARKER, CO | 18.4%(369) |
| 6 | Castle View High School | CASTLE ROCK, CO | 18.3%(354) |
| 7 | Colorado Early Colleges Douglas County | ENGLEWOOD, CO | 14.6%(151) |
| 8 | Ponderosa High School | PARKER, CO | 14.5%(204) |
| 9 | Thunderridge High School | HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO | 14.5%(264) |
| 10 | Mountain Vista High School | HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO | 14.0%(303) |
| 11 | Legend High School | PARKER, CO | 13.0%(286) |
| 12 | Renaissance Secondary School | CASTLE ROCK, CO | 12.9%(57) |
| 13 | Rock Canyon High School | HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO | 11.7%(272) |
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