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Ranks 1,901–1,950 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
1901	BAKERSFIELD ELEM.	BAKERSFIELD, MO	BAKERSFIELD R-IV	177	0.6%(1)
1902	COGDILL EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER	STRAFFORD, MO	STRAFFORD R-VI	180	0.6%(1)
1903	EAST CARTER CO. R-II ELEM.	ELLSINORE, MO	EAST CARTER CO. R-II	364	0.6%(2)
1904	JUNCTION HILL ELEM.	WEST PLAINS, MO	JUNCTION HILL C-12	186	0.5%(1)
1905	WOODLAND ELEM.	Marble Hill, MO	WOODLAND R-IV	367	0.5%(2)
1906	SILEX ELEM.	SILEX, MO	SILEX R-I	186	0.5%(1)
1907	SOUTH CALLAWAY MIDDLE	MOKANE, MO	SOUTH CALLAWAY CO. R-II	187	0.5%(1)
1908	STRAFFORD ELEM.	STRAFFORD, MO	STRAFFORD R-VI	380	0.5%(2)
1909	SKYLINE MIDDLE	URBANA, MO	HICKORY CO. R-I	194	0.5%(1)
1910	BERNIE HIGH	BERNIE, MO	BERNIE R-XIII	195	0.5%(1)
1911	CARR LANE VPA MIDDLE	ST LOUIS, MO	ST. LOUIS CITY	396	0.5%(2)
1912	ASHLAND ELEM. AND BR.	ST LOUIS, MO	ST. LOUIS CITY	199	0.5%(1)
1913	SUMNER HIGH	ST LOUIS, MO	ST. LOUIS CITY	407	0.5%(2)
1914	PLATO ELEM.	PLATO, MO	PLATO R-V	218	0.5%(1)
1915	TROJAN INTERMEDIATE	POTOSI, MO	POTOSI R-III	438	0.5%(2)
1916	SMITHTON HIGH	SMITHTON, MO	SMITHTON R-VI	217	0.5%(1)
1917	VIENNA ELEM.	VIENNA, MO	MARIES CO. R-I	216	0.5%(1)
1918	LIFT FOR LIFE ACADEMY ELEM.	ST.LOUIS, MO	LIFT FOR LIFE ACADEMY	222	0.5%(1)
1919	CANTON HIGH	CANTON, MO	CANTON R-V	221	0.5%(1)
1920	ST. CLAIR JR. HIGH	ST CLAIR, MO	ST. CLAIR R-XIII	451	0.4%(2)
1921	KNOX CO. HIGH	EDINA, MO	KNOX CO. R-I	230	0.4%(1)
1922	BOURBON MIDDLE SCHOOL	BOURBON, MO	CRAWFORD CO. R-I	238	0.4%(1)
1923	SILEX HIGH	SILEX, MO	SILEX R-I	247	0.4%(1)
1924	BELLE ELEM.	BELLE, MO	MARIES CO. R-II	259	0.4%(1)
1925	GLASGOW ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	RIVERVIEW GARDENS	264	0.4%(1)
1926	SPARTA ELEM.	SPARTA, MO	SPARTA R-III	263	0.4%(1)
1927	HICKEY ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	ST. LOUIS CITY	273	0.4%(1)
1928	OSAGE CO. ELEM.	LINN, MO	OSAGE CO. R-II	280	0.4%(1)
1929	MARION C. EARLY ELEM.	MORRISVILLE, MO	MARION C. EARLY R-V	283	0.3%(1)
1930	BOURBON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL	BOURBON, MO	CRAWFORD CO. R-I	316	0.3%(1)
1931	PUXICO ELEM.	PUXICO, MO	PUXICO R-VIII	308	0.3%(1)
1932	COLE CO. R-I ELEM.	RUSSELLVILLE, MO	COLE CO. R-I	319	0.3%(1)
1933	GIBSON ELEM.	ST LOUIS, MO	RIVERVIEW GARDENS	387	0.3%(1)
1934	ST. CLAIR ELEM.	ST CLAIR, MO	ST. CLAIR R-XIII	441	0.2%(1)
1935	MARIES CO. MIDDLE	BLAND, MO	MARIES CO. R-II	193	0.0%(0)
1936	LIFT FOR LIFE ACADEMY	ST LOUIS, MO	LIFT FOR LIFE ACADEMY	260	0.0%(0)
1937	LIFT FOR LIFE ACADEMY HIGH SCH	ST LOUIS, MO	LIFT FOR LIFE ACADEMY	383	0.0%(0)
1938	ASPIRE ACADEMY	ST. LOUIS, MO	CONFLUENCE ACADEMIES	112	0.0%(0)
1939	NORTH SIDE COMMUNITY-GRAND CTR	ST.LOUIS, MO	NORTH SIDE COMMUNITY SCHOOL	134	0.0%(0)
1940	ADVANCE ELEM.	ADVANCE, MO	ADVANCE R-IV	240	0.0%(0)
1941	ALTENBURG ELEM.	ALTENBURG, MO	ALTENBURG 48	113	0.0%(0)
1942	ATLANTA ELEM.	ATLANTA, MO	ATLANTA C-3	112	0.0%(0)
1943	BLACKWATER ELEM.	BLACKWATER, MO	BLACKWATER R-II	101	0.0%(0)
1944	BRAYMER ELEM.	BRAYMER, MO	BRAYMER C-4	148	0.0%(0)
1945	BRAYMER HIGH	BRAYMER, MO	BRAYMER C-4	133	0.0%(0)
1946	DADEVILLE SR. HIGH	DADEVILLE, MO	DADEVILLE R-II	117	0.0%(0)
1947	EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR.	DESOTO, MO	DESOTO 73	146	0.0%(0)
1948	RUSHVILLE ELEM.	RUSHVILLE, MO	BUCHANAN CO. R-IV	157	0.0%(0)
1949	DELTA ELEM.	DELTA, MO	DELTA R-V	108	0.0%(0)
1950	DELTA HIGH	DELTA, MO	DELTA R-V	117	0.0%(0)

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