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The public high schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Missouri · page 6

Ranks 251–300 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
251	WELLINGTON-NAPOLEON HIGH	WELLINGTON, MO	WELLINGTON-NAPOLEON R-IX	203	3.5%(7)
252	PUTNAM CO. HIGH	UNIONVILLE, MO	PUTNAM CO. R-I	175	3.4%(6)
253	CREST RIDGE HIGH	CENTERVIEW, MO	JOHNSON CO. R-VII	292	3.4%(10)
254	TARKIO JH AND HIGH SCHOOL	TARKIO, MO	TARKIO R-I	176	3.4%(6)
255	CAMPBELL HIGH	CAMPBELL, MO	CAMPBELL R-II	235	3.4%(8)
256	CRYSTAL CITY HIGH	CRYSTAL CITY, MO	CRYSTAL CITY 47	238	3.4%(8)
257	LAFAYETTE CO. HIGH	HIGGINSVILLE, MO	LAFAYETTE CO. C-1	298	3.4%(10)
258	CABOOL HIGH	CABOOL, MO	CABOOL R-IV	209	3.4%(7)
259	HOUSTON HIGH	HOUSTON, MO	HOUSTON R-I	359	3.3%(12)
260	KEARNEY JR. HIGH	KEARNEY, MO	KEARNEY R-I	510	3.3%(17)
261	MCCLUER NORTH HIGH	FLORISSANT, MO	FERGUSON-FLORISSANT R-II	1,059	3.3%(35)
262	MOUNTAIN GROVE HIGH	MOUNTAIN GROVE, MO	MOUNTAIN GROVE R-III	455	3.3%(15)
263	DONIPHAN HIGH	DONIPHAN, MO	DONIPHAN R-I	487	3.3%(16)
264	WINDSOR HIGH	WINDSOR, MO	HENRY CO. R-I	334	3.3%(11)
265	ROCKWOOD SUMMIT SR. HIGH	FENTON, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	1,194	3.3%(39)
266	HIGBEE HIGH	HIGBEE, MO	HIGBEE R-VIII	124	3.2%(4)
267	Naylor High School	Naylor, MO	NAYLOR R-II	155	3.2%(5)
268	ADRIAN SR. HIGH	ADRIAN, MO	ADRIAN R-III	375	3.2%(12)
269	OAKVILLE SR. HIGH	ST LOUIS, MO	MEHLVILLE R-IX	1,847	3.2%(59)
270	SHERWOOD HIGH	CREIGHTON, MO	SHERWOOD CASS R-VIII	221	3.2%(7)
271	HOGAN PREPARATORY ACADEMY	KANSAS CITY, MO	HOGAN PREPARATORY ACADEMY	318	3.1%(10)
272	LIBERTY SR. HIGH	MOUNTAIN VIEW, MO	MOUNTAIN VIEW-BIRCH TREE R-III	350	3.1%(11)
273	OWENSVILLE HIGH	OWENSVILLE, MO	GASCONADE CO. R-II	541	3.1%(17)
274	CENTRAL HIGH	PARK HILLS, MO	CENTRAL R-III	605	3.1%(19)
275	NEW HAVEN HIGH	NEW HAVEN, MO	NEW HAVEN	130	3.1%(4)
276	GALENA HIGH	GALENA, MO	GALENA R-II	196	3.1%(6)
277	MAYSVILLE JR.-SR. HIGH	MAYSVILLE, MO	MAYSVILLE R-I	229	3.1%(7)
278	THAYER SR. HIGH	THAYER, MO	THAYER R-II	359	3.1%(11)
279	CROCKER HIGH	CROCKER, MO	CROCKER R-II	296	3.0%(9)
280	WHEATON HIGH	WHEATON, MO	WHEATON R-III	199	3.0%(6)
281	LOGAN-ROGERSVILLE HIGH	ROGERSVILLE, MO	LOGAN-ROGERSVILLE R-VIII	733	3.0%(22)
282	PLATTSBURG HIGH	PLATTSBURG, MO	CLINTON CO. R-III	200	3.0%(6)
283	EAST PRAIRIE HIGH	EAST PRAIRIE, MO	EAST PRAIRIE R-II	301	3.0%(9)
284	NORTHWEST HIGH	HUGHESVILLE, MO	PETTIS CO. R-V	167	3.0%(5)
285	MONTGOMERY CO. HIGH	MONTGOMERY CITY, MO	MONTGOMERY CO. R-II	336	3.0%(10)
286	HIRAM NEUWOEHNER	Town and Country, MO	SPECL. SCH. DST. ST. LOUIS CO.	101	3.0%(3)
287	APPLETON CITY HIGH	APPLETON CITY, MO	APPLETON CITY R-II	170	2.9%(5)
288	MORGAN CO. R-I HIGH	STOVER, MO	MORGAN CO. R-I	239	2.9%(7)
289	NORTH CALLAWAY HIGH	KINGDOM CITY, MO	NORTH CALLAWAY CO. R-I	347	2.9%(10)
290	HUMANSVILLE HIGH	HUMANSVILLE, MO	HUMANSVILLE R-IV	105	2.9%(3)
291	WARSAW HIGH SCHOOL	WARSAW, MO	WARSAW R-IX	385	2.9%(11)
292	NORTH HARRISON HIGH	EAGLEVILLE, MO	NORTH HARRISON R-III	106	2.8%(3)
293	LINCOLN HIGH	LINCOLN, MO	LINCOLN R-II	248	2.8%(7)
294	EL DORADO SPRINGS HIGH	EL DORADO SPRINGS, MO	EL DORADO SPRINGS R-II	321	2.8%(9)
295	THE INNOVATION SCHOOL AT CV	ST LOUIS, MO	FERGUSON-FLORISSANT R-II	143	2.8%(4)
296	TWIN RIVERS HIGH	BROSELEY, MO	TWIN RIVERS R-X	250	2.8%(7)
297	Viburnum High	Viburnum, MO	IRON CO. C-4	179	2.8%(5)
298	MARYVILLE HIGH	MARYVILLE, MO	MARYVILLE R-II	507	2.8%(14)
299	IBERIA HIGH	IBERIA, MO	IBERIA R-V	291	2.8%(8)
300	RICHLAND HIGH	RICHLAND, MO	RICHLAND R-IV	218	2.8%(6)

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