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The public high schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Missouri · page 3

Ranks 101–150 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
101	CENTRAL HIGH	CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO	CAPE GIRARDEAU 63	1,278	8.0%(102)
102	COLLEGIATE SCHOOL OF MED/BIO	ST. LOUIS, MO	ST. LOUIS CITY	332	7.8%(26)
103	SANTA FE HIGH	ALMA, MO	SANTA FE R-X	154	7.8%(12)
104	GRAIN VALLEY HIGH	GRAIN VALLEY, MO	GRAIN VALLEY R-V	1,482	7.8%(115)
105	LEE'S SUMMIT WEST HIGH	LEE'S SUMMIT, MO	LEE'S SUMMIT R-VII	1,999	7.8%(155)
106	KICKAPOO HIGH	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	1,923	7.8%(149)
107	LIBERTY NORTH HIGH SCHOOL	LIBERTY, MO	LIBERTY 53	2,262	7.7%(175)
108	Raymore-Peculiar Ninth Gr Cntr	RAYMORE, MO	RAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II	512	7.6%(39)
109	TIMBERLAND HIGH	WENTZVILLE, MO	WENTZVILLE R-IV	1,525	7.5%(115)
110	GLENDALE HIGH	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	1,357	7.4%(100)
111	BUTLER HIGH	BUTLER, MO	BUTLER R-V	476	7.3%(35)
112	LONE JACK HIGH	LONE JACK, MO	LONE JACK C-6	400	7.3%(29)
113	REPUBLIC HIGH	REPUBLIC, MO	REPUBLIC R-III	1,530	7.2%(110)
114	SLATER HIGH	SLATER, MO	SLATER	153	7.2%(11)
115	OAK GROVE HIGH	OAK GROVE, MO	OAK GROVE R-VI	604	7.1%(43)
116	HARRISONVILLE HIGH	HARRISONVILLE, MO	HARRISONVILLE R-IX	734	7.1%(52)
117	EXCELSIOR SPRINGS HIGH	EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, MO	EXCELSIOR SPRINGS 40	764	7.1%(54)
118	MCCLUER HIGH	FLORISSANT, MO	FERGUSON-FLORISSANT R-II	1,075	7.0%(75)
119	DAVID H. HICKMAN HIGH	COLUMBIA, MO	COLUMBIA 93	2,007	6.9%(139)
120	SOUTH TECHNICAL	SUNSET HILLS, MO	SPECL. SCH. DST. ST. LOUIS CO.	885	6.9%(61)
121	JEFFERSON CITY HIGH	JEFFERSON CITY, MO	JEFFERSON CITY	1,353	6.9%(93)
122	LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL	LAKE ST. LOUIS, MO	WENTZVILLE R-IV	1,647	6.9%(113)
123	GREEN CITY HIGH	GREEN CITY, MO	GREEN CITY R-I	132	6.8%(9)
124	LINDBERGH SR. HIGH	ST. LOUIS, MO	LINDBERGH SCHOOLS	2,304	6.8%(157)
125	SOUTHWEST HIGH	WASHBURN, MO	SOUTHWEST R-V	236	6.8%(16)
126	ORRICK HIGH	ORRICK, MO	ORRICK R-XI	133	6.8%(9)
127	FT. ZUMWALT NORTH HIGH	O'FALLON, MO	FORT ZUMWALT SCHOOL DISTRICT	1,538	6.8%(104)
128	KNOB NOSTER HIGH	KNOB NOSTER, MO	KNOB NOSTER R-VIII	474	6.8%(32)
129	EMIL E. HOLT SR. HIGH	WENTZVILLE, MO	WENTZVILLE R-IV	1,022	6.8%(69)
130	NIXA HIGH	NIXA, MO	Nixa Public Schools	2,041	6.7%(137)
131	HAZELWOOD WEST HIGH	HAZELWOOD, MO	HAZELWOOD	1,994	6.7%(133)
132	FOX SR. HIGH	ARNOLD, MO	FOX C-6	1,660	6.6%(110)
133	FRANCIS HOWELL CENTRAL HIGH	ST CHARLES, MO	FRANCIS HOWELL R-III	1,750	6.6%(116)
134	ODESSA HIGH	ODESSA, MO	ODESSA R-VII	651	6.6%(43)
135	PERRYVILLE SR. HIGH	PERRYVILLE, MO	PERRY CO. 32	743	6.6%(49)
136	BAYLESS SENIOR HIGH	ST LOUIS, MO	BAYLESS	562	6.6%(37)
137	NORMANDY HIGH	ST LOUIS, MO	NORMANDY SCHOOLS COLLABORATIVE	688	6.5%(45)
138	WILLARD HIGH	WILLARD, MO	WILLARD R-II	1,379	6.5%(90)
139	VALLEY PARK SR. HIGH	VALLEY PARK, MO	VALLEY PARK	230	6.5%(15)
140	ROCK BRIDGE SR. HIGH	COLUMBIA, MO	COLUMBIA 93	1,997	6.5%(130)
141	SOUTH PEMISCOT HIGH	STEELE, MO	SOUTH PEMISCOT CO. R-V	263	6.5%(17)
142	LEXINGTON HIGH	LEXINGTON, MO	LEXINGTON R-V	310	6.5%(20)
143	ELSBERRY HIGH	ELSBERRY, MO	ELSBERRY R-II	264	6.4%(17)
144	RICHLAND HIGH	ESSEX, MO	RICHLAND R-I	125	6.4%(8)
145	CONCORDIA HIGH	CONCORDIA, MO	CONCORDIA R-II	205	6.3%(13)
146	Laquey R-V High	Laquey, MO	LAQUEY R-V	205	6.3%(13)
147	PIERCE CITY HIGH	PIERCE CITY, MO	PIERCE CITY R-VI	205	6.3%(13)
148	WEST PLATTE HIGH	WESTON, MO	WEST PLATTE CO. R-II	221	6.3%(14)
149	MARQUETTE SR. HIGH	CHESTERFIELD, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	2,095	6.3%(131)
150	WARRENSBURG HIGH	WARRENSBURG, MO	WARRENSBURG R-VI	1,027	6.2%(64)

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