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The public middle 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	WEDGWOOD 6TH GRADE CENTER	FLORISSANT, MO	FERGUSON-FLORISSANT R-II	268	3.7%(10)
252	DONIPHAN MIDDLE	DONIPHAN, MO	DONIPHAN R-I	350	3.7%(13)
253	NORTH MIDDLE	FLORISSANT, MO	HAZELWOOD	702	3.7%(26)
254	SAVANNAH MIDDLE	SAVANNAH, MO	SAVANNAH R-III	488	3.7%(18)
255	KIPP INSPIRE ACADEMY	ST LOUIS, MO	KIPP ST LOUIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS	409	3.7%(15)
256	POPLAR BLUFF JR. HIGH	POPLAR BLUFF, MO	POPLAR BLUFF R-I	735	3.7%(27)
257	FORSYTH MIDDLE	FORSYTH, MO	FORSYTH R-III	356	3.6%(13)
258	BLUE EYE MIDDLE	BLUE EYE, MO	BLUE EYE R-V	140	3.6%(5)
259	NORTH CO. MIDDLE	DESLOGE, MO	NORTH ST. FRANCOIS CO. R-I	364	3.6%(13)
260	LAURA SPEED ELLIOTT MIDDLE	BOONVILLE, MO	BOONVILLE R-I	313	3.5%(11)
261	CAMERON VETERANS MIDDLE	CAMERON, MO	CAMERON R-I	317	3.5%(11)
262	SENN-THOMAS MIDDLE	HERCULANEUM, MO	DUNKLIN R-V	347	3.5%(12)
263	SHERWOOD MIDDLE	CREIGHTON, MO	SHERWOOD CASS R-VIII	176	3.4%(6)
264	BOIS D'ARC ELEM.	BOIS D'ARC, MO	ASH GROVE R-IV	178	3.4%(6)
265	RUSSELL HAWKINS JR. HIGH	JACKSON, MO	JACKSON R-II	867	3.3%(29)
266	SENECA INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL	SENECA, MO	SENECA R-VII	305	3.3%(10)
267	TIPTON MIDDLE SCHOOL	TIPTON, MO	TIPTON R-VI	122	3.3%(4)
268	STOCKTON MIDDLE	STOCKTON, MO	STOCKTON R-I	276	3.3%(9)
269	ST. JAMES MIDDLE	ST JAMES, MO	ST. JAMES R-I	369	3.3%(12)
270	NORTH CALLAWAY MIDDLE SCHOOL	AUXVASSE, MO	NORTH CALLAWAY CO. R-I	218	3.2%(7)
271	LOGAN-ROGERSVILLE MIDDLE	ROGERSVILLE, MO	LOGAN-ROGERSVILLE R-VIII	375	3.2%(12)
272	SOUTH SHELBY MIDDLE SCHOOL	SHELBINA, MO	SHELBY CO. R-IV	126	3.2%(4)
273	CROSS KEYS MIDDLE	FLORISSANT, MO	FERGUSON-FLORISSANT R-II	608	3.1%(19)
274	HILLSBORO MIDDLE ELEM.	HILLSBORO, MO	HILLSBORO R-III	682	3.1%(21)
275	SOUTH HARRISON MIDDLE	BETHANY, MO	SOUTH HARRISON CO. R-II	229	3.1%(7)
276	CLINTON CO. R-III MIDDLE	PLATTSBURG, MO	CLINTON CO. R-III	197	3.0%(6)
277	Westview Middle School	Saint Louis, MO	RIVERVIEW GARDENS	524	3.0%(16)
278	HOUSTON MIDDLE	HOUSTON, MO	HOUSTON R-I	198	3.0%(6)
279	ODESSA MIDDLE	ODESSA, MO	ODESSA R-VII	462	3.0%(14)
280	Trenton Middle School	Trenton, MO	TRENTON R-IX	299	3.0%(9)
281	LOGAN-ROGERSVILLE UPPER ELEM.	ROGERSVILLE, MO	LOGAN-ROGERSVILLE R-VIII	538	3.0%(16)
282	CLINTON MIDDLE	CLINTON, MO	CLINTON	385	2.9%(11)
283	DIAMOND MIDDLE	DIAMOND, MO	DIAMOND R-IV	212	2.8%(6)
284	BOWLING GREEN MIDDLE	BOWLING GREEN, MO	BOWLING GREEN R-I	284	2.8%(8)
285	WILLARD INTERMEDIATE NORTH	WILLARD, MO	WILLARD R-II	356	2.8%(10)
286	SULLIVAN MIDDLE	SULLIVAN, MO	SULLIVAN	434	2.8%(12)
287	MOBERLY MIDDLE	MOBERLY, MO	MOBERLY	440	2.7%(12)
288	OAKVILLE MIDDLE	ST LOUIS, MO	MEHLVILLE R-IX	629	2.7%(17)
289	UNION MIDDLE	UNION, MO	UNION R-XI	704	2.7%(19)
290	MORGAN CO. MIDDLE	VERSAILLES, MO	MORGAN CO. R-II	298	2.7%(8)
291	HANNIBAL MIDDLE	HANNIBAL, MO	HANNIBAL 60	674	2.7%(18)
292	CHESTER BOREN MIDDLE	CENTRALIA, MO	CENTRALIA R-VI	302	2.6%(8)
293	RICHMOND MIDDLE	RICHMOND, MO	RICHMOND R-XVI	309	2.6%(8)
294	POPLAR BLUFF MIDDLE SCHOOL	POPLAR BLUFF, MO	POPLAR BLUFF R-I	932	2.6%(24)
295	SCOTT CO. MIDDLE	BENTON, MO	SCOTT CO. R-IV	195	2.6%(5)
296	CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOL	NEW MADRID, MO	NEW MADRID CO. R-I	276	2.5%(7)
297	CHILLICOTHE MIDDLE	CHILLICOTHE, MO	CHILLICOTHE R-II	354	2.5%(9)
298	WILLOW SPRINGS MIDDLE	WILLOW SPRINGS, MO	WILLOW SPRINGS R-IV	355	2.5%(9)
299	BROOKFIELD MIDDLE	BROOKFIELD, MO	BROOKFIELD R-III	237	2.5%(6)
300	SEYMOUR MIDDLE	SEYMOUR, MO	SEYMOUR R-II	160	2.5%(4)

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