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The public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Missouri · page 4

Ranks 151–200 of the public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Missouri. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC · MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Hispanic
151SMITH COTTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHLSEDALIA, MOSEDALIA 2001,13321.4%(243)
152BRIDGER MIDDLEINDEPENDENCE, MOINDEPENDENCE 3074421.4%(159)
153HOSEA ELEM.ST JOSEPH, MOST. JOSEPH42221.3%(90)
154BRIARCLIFF ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 7435221.3%(75)
155CARDEN PARK ELEMSt. Joseph, MOST. JOSEPH63821.2%(135)
156SMITH-COTTON HIGH SCHOOLSEDALIA, MOSEDALIA 2001,55121.1%(327)
157LONG MIDDLE COMMUNITY ED. CTR.ST LOUIS, MOST. LOUIS CITY29021.0%(61)
158RUSKIN HIGH SCHOOLKANSAS CITY, MOHICKMAN MILLS C-11,29921.0%(273)
159BINGHAM MIDDLEINDEPENDENCE, MOINDEPENDENCE 3073020.8%(152)
160MILL CREEK ELEM.INDEPENDENCE, MOINDEPENDENCE 3025020.8%(52)
161GRACEMOR ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 7468420.8%(142)
162BLACKHURST ELEMENTARYST. CHARLES, MOST. CHARLES R-VI22720.7%(47)
163WEST ENGLEWOOD ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 7443520.7%(90)
164HORACE MANN ELEM.SEDALIA, MOSEDALIA 20027620.6%(57)
165M. L. KING ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MOKANSAS CITY 3376820.4%(157)
166WARFORD ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MOHICKMAN MILLS C-140720.4%(83)
167RAYTOWN MIDDLEKANSAS CITY, MORAYTOWN C-266720.4%(136)
168MANN ELEM.ST LOUIS, MOST. LOUIS CITY26120.3%(53)
169THAYER ELEM.FT LEONARD WOOD, MOWAYNESVILLE R-VI24220.3%(49)
170HICKMAN MILLS 8TH GRADE CENTERKANSAS CITY, MOHICKMAN MILLS C-136120.2%
171OAKWOOD MANOR ELEMENTARYGLADSTONE, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 7427720.2%(56)
172LIGGETT TRAIL EDUCATION CENTERBLUE SPRINGS, MOBLUE SPRINGS R-IV15920.1%(32)
173WINNWOOD ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 7426420.1%(53)
174CROSSROADS - CENTRAL STREETKANSAS CITY, MOCROSSROADS CHARTER SCHOOLS35520.0%(71)
175BRANSON HIGHBRANSON, MOBRANSON R-IV1,46919.9%(293)
176NEOSHO HIGHNEOSHO, MONEOSHO SCHOOL DISTRICT1,53019.9%(305)
177KIPP KC LEGACY HIGH SCHOOLKansas City, MOKIPP: ENDEAVOR ACADEMY38219.9%(76)
178OAKLAND MIDDLE SCHOOLCOLUMBIA, MOCOLUMBIA 9358919.9%(117)
179NORTH KANSAS CITY HIGHKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 741,71919.8%(341)
180NEW TRAILS EARLY LEARNING CTR.RAYTOWN, MORAYTOWN C-210119.8%(20)
181PIONEER RIDGE MIDDLEINDEPENDENCE, MOINDEPENDENCE 3073119.7%(144)
182BELTON MIDDLE SCHOOLBELTON, MOBELTON 12464119.7%(126)
183BLUE RIDGE ELEM.COLUMBIA, MOCOLUMBIA 9345319.6%(89)
184LAKEWOOD ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 7418519.5%(36)
185BELTON HIGHBELTON, MOBELTON 1241,25819.4%(244)
186STEADLEY ELEM.CARTHAGE, MOCARTHAGE R-IX34619.4%(67)
187MIDDLE SCH.NEOSHO, MONEOSHO SCHOOL DISTRICT70219.2%(135)
188EDISON ELEM.ST JOSEPH, MOST. JOSEPH36219.1%(69)
189ROBERT DRUMMOND ELEM.ST ANN, MOPATTONVILLE R-III66719.0%(127)
190DAVIDSON ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 7456618.9%(107)
191MILL CREEK UPPER ELEM.BELTON, MOBELTON 12443518.9%(82)
192WINNETONKA HIGHKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 741,23818.8%(233)
193HICKMAN MILLS MIDDLE SCHOOLKANSAS CITY, MOHICKMAN MILLS C-159018.8%(111)
194PARKVIEW ELEM.SEDALIA, MOSEDALIA 20044718.8%(84)
195SOUTHLAND ELEM.CARDWELL, MOSOUTHLAND C-915018.7%(28)
1966TH GRADE CENTERWaynesville, MOWAYNESVILLE R-VI45118.6%(84)
197EASTGATE 6TH GRADE CENTERKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 7462918.6%(117)
198WESTVIEW ELEM.LEE'S SUMMIT, MOLEE'S SUMMIT R-VII26918.6%(50)
199WENDELL PHILLIPS ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MOKANSAS CITY 3332418.5%(60)
200GLADDEN ELEM.BELTON, MOBELTON 12432618.4%(60)
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