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The public high schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Missouri · page 5

Ranks 201–250 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
201	EXCELSIOR SPRINGS TECH. HIGH	EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, MO	EXCELSIOR SPRINGS 40	147	4.8%(7)
202	RICH HILL HIGH	RICH HILL, MO	RICH HILL R-IV	190	4.7%(9)
203	NEVADA HIGH	NEVADA, MO	NEVADA R-V	754	4.6%(35)
204	LAMAR HIGH	LAMAR, MO	LAMAR R-I	369	4.6%(17)
205	STANBERRY HIGH	STANBERRY, MO	STANBERRY R-II	153	4.6%(7)
206	Southern Boone High	ASHLAND, MO	SOUTHERN BOONE CO. R-I	570	4.6%(26)
207	NORTH POINT HIGH SCHOOL	WENTZVILLE, MO	WENTZVILLE R-IV	1,433	4.5%(65)
208	SOUTH HARRISON HIGH	BETHANY, MO	SOUTH HARRISON CO. R-II	243	4.5%(11)
209	NORTHWEST HIGH	CEDAR HILL, MO	NORTHWEST R-I	1,788	4.5%(81)
210	SENECA HIGH	SENECA, MO	SENECA R-VII	450	4.4%(20)
211	SEYMOUR HIGH	SEYMOUR, MO	SEYMOUR R-II	226	4.4%(10)
212	WEBSTER GROVES HIGH	ST LOUIS, MO	WEBSTER GROVES	1,253	4.4%(55)
213	DEXTER HIGH	DEXTER, MO	DEXTER R-XI	553	4.3%(24)
214	TIPTON HIGH	TIPTON, MO	TIPTON R-VI	185	4.3%(8)
215	CLAYTON HIGH	CLAYTON, MO	CLAYTON	788	4.3%(34)
216	GREENVILLE HIGH	GREENVILLE, MO	GREENVILLE R-II	209	4.3%(9)
217	PENNEY HIGH	HAMILTON, MO	HAMILTON R-II	186	4.3%(8)
218	MACKS CREEK HIGH	MACKS CREEK, MO	MACKS CREEK R-V	140	4.3%(6)
219	FREDERICKTOWN HIGH	FREDERICKTOWN, MO	FREDERICKTOWN R-I	611	4.3%(26)
220	MOUNT VERNON HIGH	MOUNT VERNON, MO	MT. VERNON R-V	474	4.2%(20)
221	ASH GROVE HIGH	ASH GROVE, MO	ASH GROVE R-IV	333	4.2%(14)
222	POPLAR BLUFF HIGH	POPLAR BLUFF, MO	POPLAR BLUFF R-I	1,416	4.2%(59)
223	SECKMAN SR. HIGH	IMPERIAL, MO	FOX C-6	1,737	4.2%(72)
224	CARUTHERSVILLE HIGH	CARUTHERSVILLE, MO	CARUTHERSVILLE 18	243	4.1%(10)
225	HOLDEN HIGH	HOLDEN, MO	HOLDEN R-III	391	4.1%(16)
226	BILLINGS SR. HIGH	BILLINGS, MO	BILLINGS R-IV	149	4.0%(6)
227	BOONVILLE HIGH	BOONVILLE, MO	BOONVILLE R-I	527	4.0%(21)
228	EUREKA SR. HIGH	EUREKA, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	1,586	4.0%(63)
229	WEST PLAINS SR. HIGH	WEST PLAINS, MO	WEST PLAINS R-VII	1,108	4.0%(44)
230	COMMUNITY HIGH	LADDONIA, MO	COMMUNITY R-VI	154	3.9%(6)
231	KIRKSVILLE SR. HIGH	KIRKSVILLE, MO	KIRKSVILLE R-III	791	3.8%(30)
232	MARCELINE HIGH	MARCELINE, MO	MARCELINE R-V	343	3.8%(13)
233	NORTHVIEW	Florissant, MO	SPECL. SCH. DST. ST. LOUIS CO.	132	3.8%(5)
234	BISMARCK R-V HIGH	BISMARCK, MO	BISMARCK R-V	239	3.8%(9)
235	WEST HIGH	BALLWIN, MO	PARKWAY C-2	1,417	3.7%(53)
236	SALISBURY HIGH	SALISBURY, MO	SALISBURY R-IV	242	3.7%(9)
237	MILLER CAREER ACADEMY	ST LOUIS, MO	ST. LOUIS CITY	430	3.7%(16)
238	SCOTT CO. CENTRAL HIGH	SIKESTON, MO	SCOTT CO. CENTRAL	108	3.7%(4)
239	ELDON HIGH	ELDON, MO	ELDON R-I	597	3.7%(22)
240	HALLSVILLE HIGH	HALLSVILLE, MO	HALLSVILLE R-IV	464	3.7%(17)
241	SALEM SR. HIGH	SALEM, MO	SALEM R-80	606	3.6%(22)
242	SULLIVAN SR. HIGH	SULLIVAN, MO	SULLIVAN	668	3.6%(24)
243	AVA HIGH	AVA, MO	AVA R-I	391	3.6%(14)
244	CLINTON SR. HIGH	CLINTON, MO	CLINTON	614	3.6%(22)
245	HAZELWOOD CENTRAL HIGH	FLORISSANT, MO	HAZELWOOD	1,718	3.5%(61)
246	CAMERON HIGH	CAMERON, MO	CAMERON R-I	453	3.5%(16)
247	SOUTH SHELBY HIGH	SHELBINA, MO	SHELBY CO. R-IV	227	3.5%(8)
248	GRAND CENTER ARTS ACADEMY HIGH	ST. LOUIS, MO	CONFLUENCE ACADEMIES	402	3.5%(14)
249	STOCKTON HIGH	STOCKTON, MO	STOCKTON R-I	289	3.5%(10)
250	Trenton High School	Trenton, MO	TRENTON R-IX	318	3.5%(11)

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