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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Montana · page 2

Ranks 51100 of the public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Montana. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC · MONTANA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsHispanic students% Hispanic
51Helena Montessori Charter SchlHelena, MTHelena Elem1982010.1%
52Big Timber SchoolBig Timber, MTBig Timber Elem222229.9%
53East Evergreen SchoolKalispell, MTEvergreen Elem360359.7%
54Poly Drive SchoolBillings, MTBillings Elem283279.5%
55Morningside SchoolGreat Falls, MTGreat Falls Elem2049.3%
56Broadwater SchoolHelena, MTHelena Elem207199.2%
57Chief Joseph SchoolGreat Falls, MTGreat Falls Elem260238.8%
58Quentin Brown Primary K-4Corvallis, MTCorvallis K-12 Schools464418.8%
59Valley View SchoolGreat Falls, MTGreat Falls Elem312278.7%
60Jefferson SchoolHelena, MTHelena Elem245218.6%
61West Elementary SchoolButte, MTButte Elem503438.6%
62Russell SchoolMissoula, MTMissoula Elem375318.3%
63Kessler Elementary SchoolHelena, MTHelena Elem235198.1%
64Culbertson SchoolCulbertson, MTCulbertson Elem124108.1%
65West SchoolLaurel, MTLaurel Elem248208.1%
66Roundup ElementaryRoundup, MTRoundup Elem298248.1%
67Paxson SchoolMissoula, MTMissoula Elem415338.0%
68Stevensville K-6Stevensville, MTStevensville Elem518417.9%
69Hellgate El Primary GradesMissoula, MTHellgate Elem316257.9%
70West ElementaryGreat Falls, MTGreat Falls Elem421337.8%
71Daly SchoolHamilton, MTHamilton K-12 Schools539427.8%
72Lincoln SchoolGreat Falls, MTGreat Falls Elem373297.8%
73Jefferson SchoolGlendive, MTGlendive Elem247197.7%
74Hillcrest SchoolHarlowton, MTHarlowton K-12195157.7%
75Four Georgians SchoolHelena, MTHelena Elem482377.7%
76Giant Springs ElementaryGreat Falls, MTGreat Falls Elem431337.7%
77St Regis SchoolSt Regis, MTSt Regis K-12 Schools10587.6%
78Cornelius Hedges SchoolKalispell, MTKalispell Elem320247.5%
79Radley Elementary SchoolEast Helena, MTEast Helena K-12428327.5%
80Canyon Creek SchoolBillings, MTCanyon Creek Elem147117.5%
81Riverview SchoolGreat Falls, MTGreat Falls Elem445337.4%
82Amsterdam SchoolManhattan, MTAmsterdam Elem149117.4%
83Independent SchoolBillings, MTIndependent Elem272207.3%
84Huntley Project Elem K-6Worden, MTHuntley Project K-12 Schools410307.3%
85Lillian Peterson SchoolKalispell, MTKalispell Elem344257.3%
86Lincoln PrimaryAnaconda, MTAnaconda Elem290217.2%
87Boulder Elementary SchoolBoulder, MTBoulder Elem166127.2%
88Jeannette Rankin Elementary ScKalispell, MTKalispell Elem415307.2%
89B A Winans SchoolLivingston, MTLivingston Elem267197.1%
90Edgerton SchoolKalispell, MTKalispell Elem509367.1%
91South SchoolLaurel, MTLaurel Elem158117.0%
92W F Morrison SchoolTroy, MTTroy Elem158117.0%
93Elysian SchoolBillings, MTElysian Elem302217.0%
94Eureka Elementary SchoolEureka, MTEureka Elem274196.9%
95Elder Grove SchoolBillings, MTElder Grove Elem465326.9%
96Victor SchoolVictor, MTVictor K-12 Schools13296.8%
97Fort Benton SchoolFort Benton, MTFort Benton Elem162116.8%
98Elrod SchoolKalispell, MTKalispell Elem237166.8%
99Fairview SchoolFairview, MTFairview Elem13496.7%
100Prickly Pear ElemEast Helena, MTEast Helena K-12269186.7%
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