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The public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Seminole County, Florida · page 2

Ranks 5164 of the public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Seminole County, Florida. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC · SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Hispanic
51GALILEO SCHOOL FOR GIFTED LEARNING SKYWAYSANFORD, FLSEMINOLE80426.2%(211)
52CHOICES IN LEARNING CHARTERWINTER SPRINGS, FLSEMINOLE68526.1%(179)
53OVIEDO HIGH SCHOOLOVIEDO, FLSEMINOLE2,31225.7%(595)
54PARTIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLOVIEDO, FLSEMINOLE53625.6%(137)
55KEETH ELEMENTARY SCHOOLWINTER SPRINGS, FLSEMINOLE53524.7%(132)
56SEMINOLE SCIENCE CHARTER SCHOOLLAKE MARY, FLSEMINOLE54723.2%(127)
57HAGERTY HIGH SCHOOLOVIEDO, FLSEMINOLE2,44923.2%(568)
58WALKER ELEMENTARY SCHOOLCHULUOTA, FLSEMINOLE61122.8%(139)
59SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOLSANFORD, FLSEMINOLE1,38521.8%(302)
60CHILES MIDDLE SCHOOLOVIEDO, FLSEMINOLE1,27921.4%(274)
61HEATHROW ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLAKE MARY, FLSEMINOLE71321.2%(151)
62WILSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSANFORD, FLSEMINOLE89619.0%(170)
63GENEVA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLGENEVA, FLSEMINOLE48617.5%(85)
64GOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY MAGNETSANFORD, FLSEMINOLE90116.6%(150)
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