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The public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Warren, Michigan

34 public schools in Warren, Michigan appear in this ranking of the public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students, ranked by the share of students who are Hispanic or Latino, from federal NCES enrollment data. Mound Park Elementary School leads the list at 6.8%, against a median of 2.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
34
Warren, Michigan
Top % Hispanic
6.8%
Median % Hispanic
2.9%
MOST HISPANIC · WARREN, MICHIGAN
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsHispanic students% Hispanic
1Mound Park Elementary SchoolWARREN, MIFitzgerald Public Schools296206.8%
2Westview Elementary SchoolWARREN, MIFitzgerald Public Schools446306.7%
3Crothers Elementary SchoolWARREN, MICenter Line Public Schools322216.5%
4Schofield Elementary SchoolWARREN, MIFitzgerald Public Schools169105.9%
5PD Chatterton Middle SchoolWARREN, MIFitzgerald Public Schools409215.1%
6Mark C Roose Elementary SchoolWARREN, MICenter Line Public Schools369184.9%
7Wilkerson Elementary SchoolWARREN, MIWarren Consolidated Schools481214.4%
8Warren Woods Middle SchoolWARREN, MIWarren Woods Public Schools741283.8%
9Lincoln Middle SchoolWARREN, MIVan Dyke Public Schools408153.7%
10Pinewood Elementary SchoolWARREN, MIWarren Woods Public Schools353133.7%
11Lincoln High SchoolWARREN, MIVan Dyke Public Schools489173.5%
12Westwood Elementary SchoolWARREN, MIWarren Woods Public Schools512173.3%
13Green Acres Elementary SchoolWARREN, MIWarren Consolidated Schools496163.2%
14Wilde Elementary SchoolWARREN, MIWarren Consolidated Schools496163.2%
15Fitzgerald Senior High SchoolWARREN, MIFitzgerald Public Schools861273.1%
16McKinley Elementary SchoolWARREN, MIVan Dyke Public Schools327103.1%
17LINCOLN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLWARREN, MIVan Dyke Public Schools378112.9%
18Warren Woods Tower High SchoolWARREN, MIWarren Woods Public Schools963282.9%
19Briarwood Elementary SchoolWARREN, MIWarren Woods Public Schools347102.9%
20Carter Middle SchoolWARREN, MIWarren Consolidated Schools679182.6%
21Siersma Elementary SchoolWARREN, MIWarren Consolidated Schools494132.6%
22Cromie Elementary SchoolWARREN, MIWarren Consolidated Schools598152.5%
23Marjorie Carlson Elementary SchoolWARREN, MIVan Dyke Public Schools36092.5%
24Beer Middle SchoolWARREN, MIWarren Consolidated Schools665162.4%
25Cousino Senior High SchoolWARREN, MIWarren Consolidated Schools1,250292.3%
26Lean Elementary SchoolWARREN, MIWarren Consolidated Schools619142.3%
27Warren Mott High SchoolWARREN, MIWarren Consolidated Schools1,335292.2%
28Michigan Mathematics and Science Academy LorraineWARREN, MIMichigan Mathematics and Science Academy18131.7%
29Great Oaks AcademyWARREN, MIGreat Oaks Academy768111.4%
30Michigan Collegiate MiddleHigh SchoolWARREN, MIMichigan Collegiate56071.3%
31Macomb Montessori AcademyWARREN, MIMacomb Montessori Academy25531.2%
32Keith Bovenschen SchoolWARREN, MIMacomb ISD19010.5%
33Academy of WarrenWARREN, MIAcademy of Warren81740.5%
34Frontier International Academy ElementaryWARREN, MIFrontier International Academy39500.0%
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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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