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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Orange County, Florida · page 4

Ranks 151–166 of the public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Orange County, Florida. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC · ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Hispanic
151	ROLLING HILLS ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	515	16.7%(86)
152	IVEY LANE ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	284	15.8%(45)
153	LAKE SILVER ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	452	15.7%(71)
154	DOMMERICH ELEMENTARY	MAITLAND, FL	ORANGE	611	15.7%(96)
155	ROSEMONT ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	640	15.6%(100)
156	ORANGE CENTER ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	342	15.5%(53)
157	ROCK LAKE ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	340	15.3%(52)
158	LAKE GEM ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	565	13.8%(78)
159	OCPS ACADEMIC CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	824	12.4%(102)
160	WASHINGTON SHORES ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	301	12.3%(37)
161	HIAWASSEE ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	619	10.0%(62)
162	ECCLESTON ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	354	9.3%(33)
163	LEGENDS ACADEMY CHARTER	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	220	8.6%(19)
164	HUNGERFORD ELEMENTARY	EATONVILLE, FL	ORANGE	281	7.5%(21)
165	PINE HILLS ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	671	7.5%(50)
166	WEST OAKS ELEMENTARY	ORLANDO, FL	ORANGE	494	5.9%(29)

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