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The public high schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Missouri · page 8

Ranks 351–400 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
351	FAIR GROVE HIGH	FAIR GROVE, MO	FAIR GROVE R-X	373	1.9%(7)
352	BAKERSFIELD HIGH	BAKERSFIELD, MO	BAKERSFIELD R-IV	215	1.9%(4)
353	MONROE CITY R-I HIGH	MONROE CITY, MO	MONROE CITY R-I	271	1.9%(5)
354	EXETER HIGH	EXETER, MO	EXETER R-VI	109	1.8%(2)
355	NORTHEAST HIGH	CAIRO, MO	NORTHEAST RANDOLPH CO. R-IV	164	1.8%(3)
356	HIGHLAND JR.-SR. HIGH	LEWISTOWN, MO	LEWIS CO. C-1	388	1.8%(7)
357	ELLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL	ELLINGTON, MO	SOUTHERN REYNOLDS CO. R-II	223	1.8%(4)
358	SWEET SPRINGS HIGH	SWEET SPRINGS, MO	SWEET SPRINGS R-VII	174	1.7%(3)
359	CRANE HIGH	CRANE, MO	CRANE R-III	237	1.7%(4)
360	BOLIVAR HIGH	BOLIVAR, MO	BOLIVAR R-I	831	1.7%(14)
361	FAIR PLAY HIGH	FAIR PLAY, MO	FAIR PLAY R-II	119	1.7%(2)
362	NORWOOD HIGH	NORWOOD, MO	NORWOOD R-I	179	1.7%(3)
363	LAWSON HIGH	LAWSON, MO	LAWSON R-XIV	362	1.7%(6)
364	SCHUYLER CO. HIGH	QUEEN CITY, MO	SCHUYLER CO. R-I	243	1.6%(4)
365	WHEATLAND HIGH	WHEATLAND, MO	WHEATLAND R-II	121	1.6%(2)
366	OAK RIDGE HIGH	OAK RIDGE, MO	OAK RIDGE R-VI	183	1.6%(3)
367	BUNKER HIGH	BUNKER, MO	BUNKER R-III	123	1.6%(2)
368	FAYETTE HIGH	FAYETTE, MO	FAYETTE R-III	188	1.6%(3)
369	GLASGOW HIGH	GLASGOW, MO	GLASGOW	188	1.6%(3)
370	LINN HIGH	LINN, MO	OSAGE CO. R-II	317	1.6%(5)
371	STURGEON HIGH	STURGEON, MO	STURGEON R-V	128	1.6%(2)
372	ROCK PORT HIGH	ROCK PORT, MO	ROCK PORT R-II	193	1.6%(3)
373	WINONA HIGH	WINONA, MO	WINONA R-III	131	1.5%(2)
374	New Franklin Middle-High	New Franklin, MO	NEW FRANKLIN R-I	198	1.5%(3)
375	LICKING HIGH	LICKING, MO	LICKING R-VIII	397	1.5%(6)
376	Washington High School	Washington, MO	WASHINGTON	1,263	1.5%(19)
377	NORTH PEMISCOT SR. HIGH	WARDELL, MO	NORTH PEMISCOT CO. R-I	134	1.5%(2)
378	POTOSI HIGH	POTOSI, MO	POTOSI R-III	673	1.5%(10)
379	VIENNA HIGH	VIENNA, MO	MARIES CO. R-I	136	1.5%(2)
380	MID-BUCHANAN SR. HIGH	FAUCETT, MO	MID-BUCHANAN CO. R-V	415	1.4%(6)
381	STE. GENEVIEVE SR. HIGH	STE GENEVIEVE, MO	STE. GENEVIEVE CO. R-II	566	1.4%(8)
382	FESTUS SR. HIGH	FESTUS, MO	FESTUS R-VI	1,019	1.4%(14)
383	WILLOW SPRINGS HIGH	WILLOW SPRINGS, MO	WILLOW SPRINGS R-IV	370	1.4%(5)
384	PLEASANT HOPE HIGH	PLEASANT HOPE, MO	PLEASANT HOPE R-VI	224	1.3%(3)
385	MARION C. EARLY HIGH	MORRISVILLE, MO	MARION C. EARLY R-V	150	1.3%(2)
386	BELLE HIGH	BELLE, MO	MARIES CO. R-II	228	1.3%(3)
387	GRANDVIEW HIGH	HILLSBORO, MO	GRANDVIEW R-II	237	1.3%(3)
388	BLUE EYE HIGH	BLUE EYE, MO	BLUE EYE R-V	160	1.3%(2)
389	ORAN HIGH SCHOOL	ORAN, MO	ORAN R-III	165	1.2%(2)
390	BLOOMFIELD HIGH	BLOOMFIELD, MO	BLOOMFIELD R-XIV	167	1.2%(2)
391	BLAIR OAKS HIGH	JEFFERSON CITY, MO	BLAIR OAKS R-II	421	1.2%(5)
392	SCOTLAND CO. HIGH	MEMPHIS, MO	SCOTLAND CO. R-I	253	1.2%(3)
393	MANSFIELD HIGH	MANSFIELD, MO	MANSFIELD R-IV	174	1.1%(2)
394	STRAFFORD HIGH	STRAFFORD, MO	STRAFFORD R-VI	437	1.1%(5)
395	SCOTT CITY HIGH	SCOTT CITY, MO	SCOTT CITY R-I	268	1.1%(3)
396	EAST CARTER CO. R-II HIGH	ELLSINORE, MO	EAST CARTER CO. R-II	180	1.1%(2)
397	MILLER HIGH	MILLER, MO	MILLER R-II	270	1.1%(3)
398	ADVANCE HIGH	ADVANCE, MO	ADVANCE R-IV	188	1.1%(2)
399	PUXICO HIGH	PUXICO, MO	PUXICO R-VIII	191	1.1%(2)
400	MACON SENIOR HIGH	MACON, MO	MACON CO. R-I	390	1.0%(4)

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