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The public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Missouri · page 12

Ranks 551–600 of the public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Missouri. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC · MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Hispanic
551REBECCA BOONE ELEM.WARRENTON, MOWARREN CO. R-III4248.7%(37)
552ELIOT BATTLE ELEMENTARYCOLUMBIA, MOCOLUMBIA 933448.7%(30)
553NMS @ Lucas CrossingST LOUIS, MONORMANDY SCHOOLS COLLABORATIVE6208.7%(54)
554UNIVERSITY CITY SR. HIGHUNIVERSITY CITY, MOUNIVERSITY CITY8748.7%(76)
555CAPITAL CITY HIGH SCHOOLJEFFERSON CITY, MOJEFFERSON CITY1,3148.7%(114)
556PRICE ELEMENTARYREPUBLIC, MOREPUBLIC R-III5078.7%(44)
557CORDILL-MASON ELEM.BLUE SPRINGS, MOBLUE SPRINGS R-IV6818.7%(59)
558ANDERSON ELEM.ANDERSON, MOMCDONALD CO. R-I5218.6%(45)
559H. BYRON MASTERSON ELEM.KENNETT, MOKENNETT 394178.6%(36)
560MRH MIDDLEMAPLEWOOD, MOMAPLEWOOD-RICHMOND HEIGHTS1978.6%(17)
561DAVID HARRISON ELEMENTARYSPRINGFIELD, MOSPRINGFIELD R-XII3718.6%(32)
562BRITTANY WOODSUNIVERSITY CITY, MOUNIVERSITY CITY5578.6%(48)
563ADRIAN ELEM.ADRIAN, MOADRIAN R-III3148.6%(27)
564Orchard Farm High SchoolSt. Charles, MOORCHARD FARM R-V6988.6%(60)
565CENTRAL HIGHCHESTERFIELD, MOPARKWAY C-21,2818.6%(110)
566GEORGE M. NULL ELEM.ST CHARLES, MOST. CHARLES R-VI2338.6%(20)
567AFFTON HIGHST LOUIS, MOAFFTON 1017618.5%(65)
568DONALD D. SIEGRIST ELEM.PLATTE CITY, MOPLATTE CO. R-III6798.5%(58)
569WEBB CITY HIGHWEBB CITY, MOWEBB CITY R-VII1,3818.5%(118)
570BROOKSIDE CHARTER ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MOBROOKSIDE CHARTER SCH.5758.5%(49)
571DR. BERNARD J. DUBRAY MIDDLEST PETERS, MOFORT ZUMWALT SCHOOL DISTRICT8698.5%(74)
572METRO HIGHST LOUIS, MOST. LOUIS CITY3178.5%(27)
573CENTRAL ELEMENTARYSTEELE, MOSOUTH PEMISCOT CO. R-V2358.5%(20)
574MESNIER PRIMARY SCH.ST LOUIS, MOAFFTON 1017418.5%(63)
575HERITAGE MIDDLE SCHOOLLIBERTY, MOLIBERTY 537578.4%(64)
576JOHN B. LANGE MIDDLECOLUMBIA, MOCOLUMBIA 935108.4%(43)
577SOUTHEAST HIGH SCHOOLKANSAS CITY, MOKANSAS CITY 334988.4%(42)
578SHOAL CREEK ELEM.KANSAS CITY, MOLIBERTY 537958.4%(67)
579VOY SPEARS JR. ELEM.LEE'S SUMMIT, MOBLUE SPRINGS R-IV5468.4%(46)
580LAKEVIEW MIDDLEKANSAS CITY, MOPARK HILL6538.4%(55)
581GEORGE GUFFEY ELEM.FENTON, MOFOX C-65238.4%(44)
582EAST ELEM.JEFFERSON CITY, MOJEFFERSON CITY2868.4%(24)
583LIBERTY MIDDLE SCHOOLLIBERTY, MOLIBERTY 536098.4%(51)
584ESPY ELEM.NIXA, MONixa Public Schools3718.4%(31)
585HOLLIDAY MONTESSORIKANSAS CITY, MOKANSAS CITY 333608.3%(30)
586BAYLESS JUNIOR HIGHST LOUIS, MOBAYLESS3858.3%(32)
587SOLDAN INTERNATIONAL STUDIESST LOUIS, MOST. LOUIS CITY3378.3%(28)
588PRAIRIE BRANCH ELEM.GRAIN VALLEY, MOGRAIN VALLEY R-V5678.3%(47)
589PERSHING MIDDLESPRINGFIELD, MOSPRINGFIELD R-XII7028.3%(58)
590RAYMORE-PECULIAR SR. HIGHPECULIAR, MORAYMORE-PECULIAR R-II1,5408.3%(127)
591HIGH POINTE ELEM.NIXA, MONixa Public Schools6198.2%(51)
592UNDERWOOD ELEM.LEE'S SUMMIT, MOLEE'S SUMMIT R-VII5118.2%(42)
593HARVEST RIDGE ELEM.ST CHARLES, MOFRANCIS HOWELL R-III5728.2%(47)
594DREXEL HIGHDREXEL, MODREXEL R-IV1348.2%(11)
595SOUTHWEST EARLY CHILDHOOD CTRJEFFERSON CITY, MOJEFFERSON CITY3058.2%(25)
596MAPLEWOOD-RICHMOND HGTS. HIGHMAPLEWOOD, MOMAPLEWOOD-RICHMOND HEIGHTS4398.2%(36)
597PERRY CO. MIDDLEPERRYVILLE, MOPERRY CO. 324398.2%(36)
598CARTERVILLE ELEM.CARTERVILLE, MOWEBB CITY R-VII2328.2%(19)
599WEBB CITY JR. HIGHWEBB CITY, MOWEBB CITY R-VII7098.2%(58)
600ELLISON ELEM.ST JOSEPH, MOST. JOSEPH3438.2%(28)
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