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Ranks 1,301–1,350 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
1301	DORA ELEM.	DORA, MO	DORA R-III	147	3.4%(5)
1302	RAY MILLER ELEM.	KIRKSVILLE, MO	KIRKSVILLE R-III	530	3.4%(18)
1303	MORGAN CO. R-I ELEM.	STOVER, MO	MORGAN CO. R-I	383	3.4%(13)
1304	BOIS D'ARC ELEM.	BOIS D'ARC, MO	ASH GROVE R-IV	178	3.4%(6)
1305	CRYSTAL CITY HIGH	CRYSTAL CITY, MO	CRYSTAL CITY 47	238	3.4%(8)
1306	LAFAYETTE CO. HIGH	HIGGINSVILLE, MO	LAFAYETTE CO. C-1	298	3.4%(10)
1307	CABOOL HIGH	CABOOL, MO	CABOOL R-IV	209	3.4%(7)
1308	WALKER ELEM.	FLORISSANT, MO	HAZELWOOD	508	3.4%(17)
1309	EUGENE FIELD ELEM.	MARYVILLE, MO	MARYVILLE R-II	328	3.4%(11)
1310	HOUSTON HIGH	HOUSTON, MO	HOUSTON R-I	359	3.3%(12)
1311	RUSSELL HAWKINS JR. HIGH	JACKSON, MO	JACKSON R-II	867	3.3%(29)
1312	FIELD ELEM.	CHILLICOTHE, MO	CHILLICOTHE R-II	240	3.3%
1313	KEARNEY JR. HIGH	KEARNEY, MO	KEARNEY R-I	510	3.3%(17)
1314	JASPER CO. ELEM.	JASPER, MO	JASPER CO. R-V	241	3.3%(8)
1315	CONWAY ELEMENTARY	ST LOUIS, MO	LADUE	392	3.3%(13)
1316	MONROE CITY ELEM.	MONROE CITY, MO	MONROE CITY R-I	331	3.3%(11)
1317	LINCOLN ELEM.	TROY, MO	TROY R-III	391	3.3%(13)
1318	MCCLUER NORTH HIGH	FLORISSANT, MO	FERGUSON-FLORISSANT R-II	1,059	3.3%(35)
1319	MOUNTAIN GROVE HIGH	MOUNTAIN GROVE, MO	MOUNTAIN GROVE R-III	455	3.3%(15)
1320	NIKE ELEM.	CATAWISSA, MO	MERAMEC VALLEY R-III	212	3.3%(7)
1321	STANTON ELEM.	FENTON, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	303	3.3%(10)
1322	CLINTON INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL	CLINTON, MO	CLINTON	395	3.3%(13)
1323	DONIPHAN HIGH	DONIPHAN, MO	DONIPHAN R-I	487	3.3%(16)
1324	CUIVRE PARK ELEMENTARY	TROY, MO	TROY R-III	578	3.3%(19)
1325	WINDSOR HIGH	WINDSOR, MO	HENRY CO. R-I	334	3.3%(11)
1326	TWIN CHIMNEYS ELEM.	O'FALLON, MO	FORT ZUMWALT SCHOOL DISTRICT	488	3.3%(16)
1327	MOUNTAIN VIEW ELEM.	MOUNTAIN VIEW, MO	MOUNTAIN VIEW-BIRCH TREE R-III	396	3.3%(13)
1328	SENECA INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL	SENECA, MO	SENECA R-VII	305	3.3%(10)
1329	TIPTON MIDDLE SCHOOL	TIPTON, MO	TIPTON R-VI	122	3.3%(4)
1330	GREENVILLE ELEM.	Greenville, MO	GREENVILLE R-II	275	3.3%(9)
1331	IBERIA ELEM.	IBERIA, MO	IBERIA R-V	367	3.3%(12)
1332	JEFFERSON ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	NORMANDY SCHOOLS COLLABORATIVE	214	3.3%(7)
1333	ROCKWOOD SUMMIT SR. HIGH	FENTON, MO	ROCKWOOD R-VI	1,194	3.3%(39)
1334	CREST RIDGE ELEM.	CENTERVIEW, MO	JOHNSON CO. R-VII	276	3.3%(9)
1335	MERAMEC ELEM.	CLAYTON, MO	CLAYTON	368	3.3%(12)
1336	STOCKTON MIDDLE	STOCKTON, MO	STOCKTON R-I	276	3.3%(9)
1337	JAMES E. FREER ELEM.	BARNHART, MO	WINDSOR C-1	276	3.3%(9)
1338	RIPLEY CO. ELEM.	GATEWOOD, MO	RIPLEY CO. R-III	123	3.3%(4)
1339	ST. JAMES MIDDLE	ST JAMES, MO	ST. JAMES R-I	369	3.3%(12)
1340	LEE HAMILTON ELEMENTARY	FERGUSON, MO	FERGUSON-FLORISSANT R-II	310	3.2%(10)
1341	HIGBEE HIGH	HIGBEE, MO	HIGBEE R-VIII	124	3.2%(4)
1342	Naylor High School	Naylor, MO	NAYLOR R-II	155	3.2%(5)
1343	NORTH CALLAWAY MIDDLE SCHOOL	AUXVASSE, MO	NORTH CALLAWAY CO. R-I	218	3.2%(7)
1344	ADRIAN SR. HIGH	ADRIAN, MO	ADRIAN R-III	375	3.2%(12)
1345	DON EARL EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR.	ARNOLD, MO	FOX C-6	125	3.2%(4)
1346	LOGAN-ROGERSVILLE MIDDLE	ROGERSVILLE, MO	LOGAN-ROGERSVILLE R-VIII	375	3.2%(12)
1347	O'NEAL ELEM.	POPLAR BLUFF, MO	POPLAR BLUFF R-I	344	3.2%(11)
1348	MIDWAY HEIGHTS ELEM.	COLUMBIA, MO	COLUMBIA 93	251	3.2%(8)
1349	W. W. KEYSOR ELEM.	KIRKWOOD, MO	KIRKWOOD R-VII	565	3.2%(18)
1350	OAKVILLE SR. HIGH	ST LOUIS, MO	MEHLVILLE R-IX	1,847	3.2%(59)

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