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The public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Missouri · page 6

Ranks 251–300 of the public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Missouri. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC · MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Hispanic
251WAYNESVILLE MIDDLEWAYNESVILLE, MOWAYNESVILLE R-VI90616.0%(145)
252WESTRIDGE ELEM.KANSAS CITY, MORAYTOWN C-231916.0%(51)
253ELEMENTARY SCHOOLKANSAS CITY, MOCITIZENS OF THE WORLD CHARTER24416.0%(39)
254BLUE HILLS ELEM.INDEPENDENCE, MOFORT OSAGE R-I35716.0%(57)
255INDIAN TRAILS ELEM.INDEPENDENCE, MOFORT OSAGE R-I36515.9%(58)
256SPRING VALLEY ELEM.RAYTOWN, MORAYTOWN C-235315.9%(56)
257MANOR HILL ELEM.LIBERTY, MOLIBERTY 5326515.8%(42)
258Wilckens STEAM Acad @HillcrestBELTON, MOBELTON 12448615.8%(77)
259SPRING BRANCH ELEM.INDEPENDENCE, MOINDEPENDENCE 3027815.8%(44)
260AURORA HIGHAURORA, MOAURORA R-VIII55015.8%(87)
261EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR.INDEPENDENCE, MOFORT OSAGE R-I13315.8%(21)
262BLUE RIDGE ELEM.RAYTOWN, MORAYTOWN C-229915.7%(47)
263MONROE ELEM.ST CHARLES, MOST. CHARLES R-VI36615.6%(57)
264NORFLEET ELEM.KANSAS CITY, MORAYTOWN C-232915.5%(51)
265HOLMAN MIDDLEST ANN, MOPATTONVILLE R-III63915.5%(99)
266ENGLISH LANDING ELEM.KANSAS CITY, MOPARK HILL43515.4%(67)
267JAMES WALKER ELEM.BLUE SPRINGS, MOBLUE SPRINGS R-IV45615.3%(70)
268CENTRAL HIGHST JOSEPH, MOST. JOSEPH1,73315.3%(266)
269RAYTOWN SOUTH SR. HIGHRAYTOWN, MORAYTOWN C-21,08915.3%(167)
270CLARDY ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 7447715.3%(73)
271PATTONVILLE HEIGHTS MIDDLEMARYLAND HEIGHTS, MOPATTONVILLE R-III68015.3%(104)
272WESTPORT MIDDLE SCHOOLSPRINGFIELD, MOSPRINGFIELD R-XII39915.3%(61)
273PATTONVILLE SR. HIGHMARYLAND HEIGHTS, MOPATTONVILLE R-III1,94515.3%(297)
274CHAPEL HILL ELEMENTARYGLADSTONE, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 7464415.2%(98)
275B. BANNEKER ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MOKANSAS CITY 3348715.2%(74)
276SNI-A-BAR ELEM.GRAIN VALLEY, MOGRAIN VALLEY R-V47515.2%(72)
277HOLLISTER HIGHHOLLISTER, MOHOLLISTER R-V47515.2%(72)
278PIPKIN MIDDLESPRINGFIELD, MOSPRINGFIELD R-XII35915.0%(54)
279CALIFORNIA HIGHCALIFORNIA, MOMONITEAU CO. R-I43915.0%(66)
280SHEPARD BLVD. ELEM.COLUMBIA, MOCOLUMBIA 9353814.9%(80)
281DANIEL YOUNG ELEM.BLUE SPRINGS, MOBLUE SPRINGS R-IV33014.8%(49)
282LINDBERGH ELEM.ST JOSEPH, MOST. JOSEPH43114.8%(64)
283WRIGHT CITY HIGHWRIGHT CITY, MOWRIGHT CITY R-II OF WARREN CO.56614.8%(84)
284WAYNESVILLE SR. HIGHWAYNESVILLE, MOWAYNESVILLE R-VI1,71914.8%(255)
285CALIFORNIA MIDDLECALIFORNIA, MOMONITEAU CO. R-I39414.7%(58)
286HENDERSON ELEM.ST CHARLES, MOFRANCIS HOWELL R-III65314.7%(96)
287MCGREGOR ELEM.SPRINGFIELD, MOSPRINGFIELD R-XII28614.7%(42)
288WRIGHT CITY EAST ELEMFORISTELL, MOWRIGHT CITY R-II OF WARREN CO.28714.6%(42)
289SANTA FE ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MOHICKMAN MILLS C-135614.6%(52)
290FIRE PRAIRIE MIDDLEINDEPENDENCE, MOFORT OSAGE R-I71314.6%(104)
291WILLIAMS ELEM.SPRINGFIELD, MOSPRINGFIELD R-XII41214.6%(60)
292HOLLISTER EARLY CHILDHOOD CTRHOLLISTER, MOHOLLISTER R-V21314.6%(31)
293GRACE EARLY CHILD. ED. CTR.BELTON, MOBELTON 12422814.5%(33)
294HOLCOMB HIGHHOLCOMB, MOHOLCOMB R-III19414.4%(28)
295WRIGHT CITY WEST ELEM.WRIGHT CITY, MOWRIGHT CITY R-II OF WARREN CO.40214.4%(58)
296WHITEMAN A.F.B. ELEM.WHITEMAN AFB, MOKNOB NOSTER R-VIII60214.3%(86)
297GASHLAND ELEMENTARYKANSAS CITY, MONORTH KANSAS CITY 7421814.2%(31)
298HOLLAND ELEM.SPRINGFIELD, MOSPRINGFIELD R-XII21814.2%(31)
299Mark Twain Early Learning CntrST. JOSEPH, MOST. JOSEPH23214.2%(33)
300PATHFINDER ELEM.KANSAS CITY, MOPLATTE CO. R-III40914.2%(58)
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