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Ranks 801–850 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
801	Carl Junction Jr. High	Carl Junction, MO	CARL JUNCTION R-I	500	6.4%(32)
802	RICHLAND HIGH	ESSEX, MO	RICHLAND R-I	125	6.4%(8)
803	MERAMEC HEIGHTS ELEM.	ARNOLD, MO	FOX C-6	376	6.4%(24)
804	CASTLIO ELEM.	ST CHARLES, MO	FRANCIS HOWELL R-III	847	6.4%(54)
805	BESS TRUMAN PRIMARY CTR.	WEBB CITY, MO	WEBB CITY R-VII	188	6.4%(12)
806	Carl Junction Intermediate	Carl Junction, MO	CARL JUNCTION R-I	769	6.4%(49)
807	HARRISONVILLE MIDDLE	HARRISONVILLE, MO	HARRISONVILLE R-IX	502	6.4%(32)
808	CROCKER ELEM.	CROCKER, MO	CROCKER R-II	236	6.4%(15)
809	Discovery Elementary	St. Charles, MO	ORCHARD FARM R-V	394	6.3%(25)
810	CONCORDIA HIGH	CONCORDIA, MO	CONCORDIA R-II	205	6.3%(13)
811	Laquey R-V High	Laquey, MO	LAQUEY R-V	205	6.3%(13)
812	PIERCE CITY HIGH	PIERCE CITY, MO	PIERCE CITY R-VI	205	6.3%(13)
813	REEDS SPRING MIDDLE	REEDS SPRING, MO	REEDS SPRING R-IV	268	6.3%(17)
814	WEST PLATTE HIGH	WESTON, MO	WEST PLATTE CO. R-II	221	6.3%(14)
815	LAMAR ELEM.	LAMAR, MO	LAMAR R-I	253	6.3%(16)
816	KNOB NOSTER MIDDLE	KNOB NOSTER, MO	KNOB NOSTER R-VIII	381	6.3%(24)
817	WESTRIDGE ELEM.	BALLWIN, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	397	6.3%(25)
818	BAYLESS ELEMENTARY	ST LOUIS, MO	BAYLESS	858	6.3%(54)
819	WARRENSBURG MIDDLE	WARRENSBURG, MO	WARRENSBURG R-VI	779	6.3%(49)
820	MOUNT VERNON INTERMEDIATE	MOUNT VERNON, MO	MT. VERNON R-V	303	6.3%(19)
821	MARQUETTE SR. HIGH	CHESTERFIELD, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	2,095	6.3%(131)
822	FIELD ELEM.	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	401	6.2%(25)
823	WALT DISNEY ELEM.	SPRINGFIELD, MO	SPRINGFIELD R-XII	514	6.2%(32)
824	WARRENSBURG HIGH	WARRENSBURG, MO	WARRENSBURG R-VI	1,027	6.2%(64)
825	ROCKPORT HEIGHTS ELEM.	ARNOLD, MO	FOX C-6	386	6.2%(24)
826	NIPHER MIDDLE	KIRKWOOD, MO	KIRKWOOD R-VII	660	6.2%(41)
827	PLEASANT HILL ELEM.	PLEASANT HILL, MO	PLEASANT HILL R-III	306	6.2%(19)
828	SOUTH IRON HIGH	ANNAPOLIS, MO	SOUTH IRON CO. R-I	145	6.2%(9)
829	SHENANDOAH ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	ST. LOUIS CITY	145	6.2%(9)
830	LUSHER ELEM.	FLORISSANT, MO	HAZELWOOD	371	6.2%(23)
831	MRH ELEMENTARY	RICHMOND HEIGHTS, MO	MAPLEWOOD-RICHMOND HEIGHTS	436	6.2%(27)
832	DANIEL WEBSTER ELEM.	MARSHFIELD, MO	MARSHFIELD R-I	436	6.2%(27)
833	FLYNN PARK ELEM.	UNIVERSITY CITY, MO	UNIVERSITY CITY	323	6.2%(20)
834	Marshfield Early Learning Cntr	MARSHFIELD, MO	MARSHFIELD R-I	178	6.2%(11)
835	WARREN ELEM.	ST PETERS, MO	FRANCIS HOWELL R-III	729	6.2%(45)
836	SOUTH HIGH	MANCHESTER, MO	PARKWAY C-2	1,485	6.1%(91)
837	SAEGER MIDDLE	ST CHARLES, MO	FRANCIS HOWELL R-III	750	6.1%(46)
838	DeLaSalle Charter High School	Kansas City, MO	DELASALLE CHARTER SCHOOL	196	6.1%(12)
839	KIRKSVILLE PRIMARY	KIRKSVILLE, MO	KIRKSVILLE R-III	539	6.1%(33)
840	SPOEDE ELEMENTARY	ST LOUIS, MO	LADUE	376	6.1%(23)
841	NORTH TECHNICAL	FLORISSANT, MO	SPECL. SCH. DST. ST. LOUIS CO.	833	6.1%(51)
842	GENESIS SCHOOL INC.	KANSAS CITY, MO	GENESIS SCHOOL INC.	180	6.1%(11)
843	KINGSVILLE HIGH	KINGSVILLE, MO	KINGSVILLE R-I	131	6.1%(8)
844	RIVERBEND SCH.	PACIFIC, MO	MERAMEC VALLEY R-III	442	6.1%(27)
845	MAPLECREST ELEM.	LEBANON, MO	LEBANON R-III	656	6.1%(40)
846	Eagle Heights Elementary	SMITHVILLE, MO	SMITHVILLE R-II	492	6.1%(30)
847	ULYSSES S. GRANT ELEM.	COLUMBIA, MO	COLUMBIA 93	296	6.1%(18)
848	CASSVILLE MIDDLE	CASSVILLE, MO	CASSVILLE R-IV	395	6.1%(24)
849	JEFFERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL	COLUMBIA, MO	COLUMBIA 93	593	6.1%(36)
850	CEDAR HILL ELEM.	JEFFERSON CITY, MO	JEFFERSON CITY	313	6.1%(19)

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