The public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Clinton County, Iowa
This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Clinton County, Iowa, drawn from 18 qualifying public schools. Jefferson Elementary School leads the list at 22.6%, against a median of 5.0% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % Hispanic |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jefferson Elementary School | Clinton, IA | 22.6%(85) |
| 2 | Clinton High School | Clinton, IA | 10.7%(105) |
| 3 | Clinton Middle School | Clinton, IA | 10.3%(77) |
| 4 | Bluff Elementary School | Clinton, IA | 9.4%(35) |
| 5 | Eagle Heights Elementary School | Clinton, IA | 9.3%(41) |
| 6 | Whittier Elementary School | Clinton, IA | 6.7%(22) |
| 7 | Camanche Elementary | Camanche, IA | 5.9%(21) |
| 8 | Camanche Middle School | Camanche, IA | 5.9%(15) |
| 9 | Northeast Middle-High School | Goose Lake, IA | 5.1%(23) |
| 10 | Camanche High School | Camanche, IA | 4.8%(15) |
| 11 | Central DeWitt Middle School | De Witt, IA | 4.5%(11) |
| 12 | Ekstrand Elementary School | De Witt, IA | 4.3%(20) |
| 13 | Central DeWitt High School | De Witt, IA | 3.8%(20) |
| 14 | Central DeWitt Intermediate School | DeWitt, IA | 3.2%(10) |
| 15 | Calamus-Wheatland Secondary Attendance Center | Wheatland, IA | 2.8%(5) |
| 16 | Delwood Elementary School | Delmar, IA | 2.1%(3) |
| 17 | Calamus-Wheatland Elementary Attendance Center | Calamus, IA | 1.7%(4) |
| 18 | Northeast Elementary School | Goose Lake, IA | 1.0%(4) |
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