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The public high schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Fulton County, Georgia

36 public high schools in Fulton County, Georgia appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the highest share of Hispanic students, ranked by the share of students who are Hispanic or Latino, from federal NCES enrollment data. Independence High School leads the list at 41.1%, against a median of 8.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
36
Fulton County, Georgia
Top % Hispanic
41.1%
Median % Hispanic
8.0%
MOST HISPANIC · FULTON COUNTY, GEORGIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Hispanic
1Independence High SchoolRoswell, GAFulton County12941.1%(53)
2Riverwood International Charter SchoolAtlanta, GAFulton County1,73736.6%(635)
3Centennial High SchoolRoswell, GAFulton County1,64334.9%(573)
4Tri-Cities High SchoolEast Point, GAFulton County1,74829.0%(507)
5Roswell High SchoolRoswell, GAFulton County2,03528.1%(571)
6North Springs High SchoolAtlanta, GAFulton County1,19526.4%(316)
7North Atlanta High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools2,36824.6%(583)
8Milton High SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton County1,99917.8%(356)
9Creekside High SchoolFairburn, GAFulton County1,74515.6%(272)
10Alpharetta High SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton County2,02414.9%(302)
11Chattahoochee High SchoolAlpharetta, GAFulton County1,73013.4%(232)
12Cambridge High SchoolMilton, GAFulton County1,60211.4%(183)
13Johns Creek High SchoolJohns Creek, GAFulton County1,78911.3%(203)
14South Atlanta High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools9429.4%(89)
15Midtown High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools1,6969.0%(153)
16Hapeville Charter Career AcademyAtlanta, GAFulton County6388.3%(53)
17Northview High SchoolDuluth, GAFulton County1,5918.1%(129)
18Promise Career Institute SchoolCollege Park, GAFulton County2478.1%(20)
19Frederick Douglass High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools1,2968.0%(103)
20Benjamin E. Mays High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools1,3387.8%(105)
21Maynard Jackson High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools1,5497.8%(121)
22Skyview High SchoolCollege Park, GAFulton County3467.2%(25)
23Global Impact AcademyFairburn, GAFulton County5727.2%(41)
24Innovation AcademyAlpharetta, GAFulton County1,5117.0%(106)
25Banneker High SchoolCollege Park, GAFulton County1,6956.1%(104)
26B.E.S.T AcademyAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools2685.2%(14)
27Langston Hughes High SchoolFairburn, GAFulton County1,8915.1%(97)
28Carver High School Early CollegeAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools5144.1%(21)
29Coretta Scott King Young Women's Leadership AcademyAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools3774.0%(15)
30D. M. Therrell High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools9643.7%(36)
31Westlake High SchoolAtlanta, GAFulton County2,0563.4%(69)
32Booker T. Washington High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools8562.5%(21)
33Fulton Leadership AcademyEast Point, GAState Specialty Schools II- Fulton Leadership Academy1662.4%
34Carver High SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools5442.2%(12)
35Hank Aaron New Beginnings AcademyAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools1472.0%(3)
36Kipp Atlanta Collegiate Charter SchoolAtlanta, GAAtlanta Public Schools8741.0%(9)
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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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