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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Missouri · page 19

Ranks 901–950 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
901	EARLY EDUCATION CENTER	HAZELWOOD, MO	FERGUSON-FLORISSANT R-II	124	2.4%(3)
902	NELL HOLCOMB ELEM.	CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO	NELL HOLCOMB R-IV	249	2.4%(6)
903	THE BIOME	ST. LOUIS, MO	THE BIOME	167	2.4%(4)
904	TWO MILE PRAIRIE ELEM.	COLUMBIA, MO	COLUMBIA 93	125	2.4%(3)
905	NORTH SHELBY ELEM.	SHELBYVILLE, MO	NORTH SHELBY	167	2.4%(4)
906	GLASGOW ELEMENTARY.	GLASGOW, MO	GLASGOW	126	2.4%(3)
907	EZARD ELEM.	CONWAY, MO	LACLEDE CO. R-I	422	2.4%(10)
908	ATHENA ELEM.	DESOTO, MO	DESOTO 73	465	2.4%(11)
909	POPLAR BLUFF EARLY CHILDHOOD C	POPLAR BLUFF, MO	POPLAR BLUFF R-I	295	2.4%(7)
910	WEST ELEM.	PARK HILLS, MO	CENTRAL R-III	464	2.4%(11)
911	FRANKLIN CO. ELEM.	NEW HAVEN, MO	FRANKLIN CO. R-II	128	2.3%(3)
912	PLEASANT HOPE ELEM.	PLEASANT HOPE, MO	PLEASANT HOPE R-VI	258	2.3%(6)
913	DEAR ELEM.	RICHMOND, MO	RICHMOND R-XVI	300	2.3%(7)
914	STEELVILLE ELEM.	STEELVILLE, MO	STEELVILLE R-III	346	2.3%(8)
915	VINELAND ELEM.	DESOTO, MO	DESOTO 73	653	2.3%(15)
916	ROCK PORT ELEM.	ROCK PORT, MO	ROCK PORT R-II	174	2.3%(4)
917	WILKINSON EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR.	ST LOUIS, MO	ST. LOUIS CITY	304	2.3%(7)
918	HAWK POINT ELEM.	HAWK POINT, MO	TROY R-III	131	2.3%(3)
919	WINONA ELEM.	WINONA, MO	WINONA R-III	306	2.3%(7)
920	DONIPHAN ELEM.	DONIPHAN, MO	DONIPHAN R-I	351	2.3%(8)
921	WESTCHESTER ELEM.	KIRKWOOD, MO	KIRKWOOD R-VII	572	2.3%(13)
922	THE LEADERSHIP SCHOOL	Pagedale, MO	THE LEADERSHIP SCHOOL	220	2.3%(5)
923	COLEMAN ELEM.	VILLA RIDGE, MO	MERAMEC VALLEY R-III	265	2.3%(6)
924	DONIPHAN INTERMEDIATE	Doniphan, MO	DONIPHAN R-I	311	2.3%(7)
925	WALTER AMBROSE FAMILY CENTER	ST LOUIS, MO	WEBSTER GROVES	222	2.3%(5)
926	WILLOW SPRINGS ELEM.	WILLOW SPRINGS, MO	WILLOW SPRINGS R-IV	446	2.2%(10)
927	SOUTH HARRISON ELEM.	BETHANY, MO	SOUTH HARRISON CO. R-II	269	2.2%(6)
928	HALLSVILLE INTERMEDIATE	HALLSVILLE, MO	HALLSVILLE R-IV	361	2.2%(8)
929	MONROE ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	ST. LOUIS CITY	181	2.2%(4)
930	AVENUE CITY ELEM.	COSBY, MO	AVENUE CITY R-IX	229	2.2%(5)
931	LAURENCE J. DALY ELEM.	FAYETTE, MO	FAYETTE R-III	324	2.2%(7)
932	SALISBURY ELEM.	SALISBURY, MO	SALISBURY R-IV	231	2.2%(5)
933	Festus Early Childhood Center	FESTUS, MO	FESTUS R-VI	141	2.1%(3)
934	CEDAR SPRINGS ELEM.	HOUSE SPRINGS, MO	NORTHWEST R-I	425	2.1%(9)
935	MATHIS ELEMENTARY	HAYTI, MO	HAYTI R-II	383	2.1%(8)
936	TRIWAY	STELLA, MO	EAST NEWTON CO. R-VI	431	2.1%(9)
937	LA PLATA ELEM.	LA PLATA, MO	LA PLATA R-II	145	2.1%(3)
938	HIGHLAND ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	RIVERVIEW GARDENS	242	2.1%(5)
939	HAMILTON ELEM. COMMUNITY ED.	ST LOUIS, MO	ST. LOUIS CITY	243	2.1%(5)
940	OWENSVILLE ELEM.	OWENSVILLE, MO	GASCONADE CO. R-II	539	2.0%(11)
941	ROBERTSVILLE ELEM.	ROBERTSVILLE, MO	MERAMEC VALLEY R-III	147	2.0%(3)
942	BILLINGS ELEM.	BILLINGS, MO	BILLINGS R-IV	249	2.0%(5)
943	LAKE ROAD ELEM.	POPLAR BLUFF, MO	POPLAR BLUFF R-I	300	2.0%(6)
944	GREEN FOREST ELEM.	SALEM, MO	GREEN FOREST R-II	152	2.0%(3)
945	PLATTIN PRIMARY	FESTUS, MO	JEFFERSON CO. R-VII	203	2.0%(4)
946	STEWARTSVILLE ELEM.	STEWARTSVILLE, MO	STEWARTSVILLE C-2	152	2.0%(3)
947	HILLSBORO ELEM.	HILLSBORO, MO	HILLSBORO R-III	459	2.0%(9)
948	RICHARD SIMPSON ELEM.	ARNOLD, MO	FOX C-6	410	1.9%(8)
949	CABOOL ELEM.	CABOOL, MO	CABOOL R-IV	310	1.9%(6)
950	CHADWICK ELEMENTARY	CHADWICK, MO	CHADWICK R-I	155	1.9%(3)

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