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The public middle schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Northwest Hills Planning Region, Connecticut

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Northwest Hills Planning Region, Connecticut, drawn from 7 qualifying public middle schools. Torrington Middle School leads the list at 43.4%, against a median of 7.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Northwest Hills Planning Region, Connecticut
Top % Hispanic
43.4%
Median % Hispanic
7.9%
MOST HISPANIC · NORTHWEST HILLS PLANNING REGION, CONNECTICUT
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Hispanic
1Torrington Middle SchoolTorrington, CTTorrington School District98143.4%(426)
2Litchfield Intermediate SchoolLitchfield, CTLitchfield School District1758.6%
3Plumb Hill Middle SchoolLitchfield, CTRegional School District 203518.0%(28)
4Har-Bur Middle SchoolBurlington, CTRegional School District 106697.9%(53)
5Northwestern Regional Middle SchoolWinsted, CTRegional School District 072187.8%(17)
6Litchfield Middle SchoolLitchfield, CTLitchfield School District1477.5%
7Wamogo Regional Middle SchoolLitchfield, CTRegional School District 061524.6%
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