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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Missouri · page 13

Ranks 601–650 of the public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Missouri. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC · MISSOURI

#	School	City	District	Students	% Hispanic
601	SALEM UPPER ELEM.	SALEM, MO	SALEM R-80	335	5.1%(17)
602	ORAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	ORAN, MO	ORAN R-III	139	5.0%(7)
603	SOUTH IRON ELEM.	ANNAPOLIS, MO	SOUTH IRON CO. R-I	139	5.0%(7)
604	DAVID BARTON ELEM.	BOONVILLE, MO	BOONVILLE R-I	298	5.0%(15)
605	Maple Elementary	SMITHVILLE, MO	SMITHVILLE R-II	358	5.0%(18)
606	MOUNT VERNON ELEM.	MOUNT VERNON, MO	MT. VERNON R-V	319	5.0%(16)
607	JOHN WELDON ELEM.	DARDENNE PRAIRIE, MO	FRANCIS HOWELL R-III	640	5.0%(32)
608	PARKER ROAD ELEMENTARY	FLORISSANT, MO	FERGUSON-FLORISSANT R-II	401	5.0%(20)
609	EAST ELEM.	LAMAR, MO	LAMAR R-I	281	5.0%(14)
610	MILL CREEK ELEM.	COLUMBIA, MO	COLUMBIA 93	583	5.0%(29)
611	SOUTH ELEM.	JEFFERSON CITY, MO	JEFFERSON CITY	302	5.0%(15)
612	Lathrop Elementary School	Lathrop, MO	LATHROP R-II	403	5.0%(20)
613	BERNIE ELEM.	BERNIE, MO	BERNIE R-XIII	283	5.0%(14)
614	EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER	Hannibal, MO	HANNIBAL 60	182	5.0%(9)
615	TIPTON ELEM.	TIPTON, MO	TIPTON R-VI	222	5.0%(11)
616	WINDSOR INTERMEDIATE	IMPERIAL, MO	WINDSOR C-1	626	5.0%(31)
617	FAIRWAY ELEM.	WILDWOOD, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	346	4.9%(17)
618	TIMBER CREEK ELEM.	RAYMORE, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	390	4.9%(19)
619	JOURNEY ELEMENTARY	WENTZVILLE, MO	WENTZVILLE R-IV	595	4.9%(29)
620	HILLVIEW ELEM.	HARVIELL, MO	NEELYVILLE R-IV	144	4.9%(7)
621	S.M Rissler Elementary School	Trenton, MO	TRENTON R-IX	350	4.9%(17)
622	PIERREMONT ELEM.	MANCHESTER, MO	PARKWAY C-2	474	4.8%(23)
623	CHAPEL LAKES ELEM.	LEE'S SUMMIT, MO	BLUE SPRINGS R-IV	600	4.8%(29)
624	KEEVEN ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	HAZELWOOD	331	4.8%(16)
625	CENTRAL ELEM.	UNION, MO	UNION R-XI	643	4.8%(31)
626	BOONE TRAIL ELEM.	WENTZVILLE, MO	WENTZVILLE R-IV	479	4.8%(23)
627	HANNAH COLE PRIMARY	BOONVILLE, MO	BOONVILLE R-I	419	4.8%(20)
628	GRATZ BROWN ELEM.	MOBERLY, MO	MOBERLY	398	4.8%(19)
629	MARK TWAIN ELEM.	ROLLA, MO	ROLLA 31	440	4.8%(21)
630	BUNKER ELEM.	BUNKER, MO	BUNKER R-III	105	4.8%(5)
631	LAWSON ELEM.	FLORISSANT, MO	HAZELWOOD	316	4.8%(15)
632	THAYER ELEM.	THAYER, MO	THAYER R-II	421	4.8%(20)
633	LILBOURN ELEMENTARY	LILBOURN, MO	NEW MADRID CO. R-I	233	4.7%(11)
634	KOSHKONONG ELEM.	KOSHKONONG, MO	OREGON-HOWELL R-III	127	4.7%(6)
635	TAYLOR EARLY CHILDHOOD	HERCULANEUM, MO	DUNKLIN R-V	170	4.7%(8)
636	SHOOK ELEM.	MARSHFIELD, MO	MARSHFIELD R-I	468	4.7%(22)
637	WABASH ELEMENTARY	WENTZVILLE, MO	WENTZVILLE R-IV	745	4.7%(35)
638	MCINTIRE ELEM.	FULTON, MO	FULTON 58	321	4.7%(15)
639	NORTH ELEM.	OZARK, MO	OZARK R-VI	514	4.7%(24)
640	WM. H. LYNCH ELEM.	SALEM, MO	SALEM R-80	257	4.7%(12)
641	BOSWELL ELEM.	LEBANON, MO	LEBANON R-III	581	4.7%(27)
642	ROCKWOOD CTR. EARLY CHILD. ED.	CHESTERFIELD, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	646	4.6%(30)
643	HERITAGE PRIMARY	WENTZVILLE, MO	WENTZVILLE R-IV	496	4.6%
644	HOPE LEADERSHIP ACADEMY	KANSAS CITY, MO	HOPE LEADERSHIP ACADEMY	108	4.6%(5)
645	BUTLER ELEM.	BUTLER, MO	BUTLER R-V	410	4.6%(19)
646	GRANBY	GRANBY, MO	EAST NEWTON CO. R-VI	583	4.6%(27)
647	OSCEOLA ELEM.	OSCEOLA, MO	OSCEOLA	325	4.6%(15)
648	EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR.	HARRISONVILLE, MO	HARRISONVILLE R-IX	243	4.5%(11)
649	FORDER ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	MEHLVILLE R-IX	397	4.5%(18)
650	NIANGUA ELEM.	NIANGUA, MO	NIANGUA R-V	155	4.5%(7)

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