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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Middlesex County, New Jersey

Across Middlesex County, New Jersey, 128 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students who are Hispanic or Latino, from federal NCES enrollment data. Edmund Hmieleski Early Childhood Center leads the list at 96.5%, against a median of 24.7% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
128
Middlesex County, New Jersey
Top % Hispanic
96.5%
Median % Hispanic
24.7%
MOST HISPANIC · MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Hispanic
1Edmund Hmieleski Early Childhood CenterPERTH AMBOY, NJPerth Amboy Public School District34296.5%(330)
2Blanquita B. Valenti Community SchoolNew Brunswick, NJNew Brunswick School District81096.2%(779)
3Rose M. Lopez Elementary SchoolPerth Amboy, NJPerth Amboy Public School District79396.1%(762)
4Lincoln Elementary SchoolNEW BRUNSWICK, NJNew Brunswick School District35696.1%(342)
5Herbert N. Richardson 21st Century SchoolPERTH AMBOY, NJPerth Amboy Public School District63294.9%(600)
6Robert N. Wilentz Elementary SchoolPERTH AMBOY, NJPerth Amboy Public School District61694.6%(583)
7Paul Robeson Community School for the ArtsNEW BRUNSWICK, NJNew Brunswick School District62494.4%(589)
8Roosevelt Elementary SchoolNEW BRUNSWICK, NJNew Brunswick School District59794.0%(561)
9Ignacio Cruz Early Childhood CenterPERTH AMBOY, NJPerth Amboy Public School District57793.9%(542)
10A Chester Redshaw SchoolNEW BRUNSWICK, NJNew Brunswick School District67893.8%(636)
11Lord Stirling Community SchoolNEW BRUNSWICK, NJNew Brunswick School District43693.6%(408)
12Livingston Elementary SchoolNEW BRUNSWICK, NJNew Brunswick School District34293.3%(319)
13Greater Brunswick Charter SchoolNEW BRUNSWICK, NJGreater Brunswick Charter School39792.4%(367)
14James J. Flynn Elementary SchoolPERTH AMBOY, NJPerth Amboy Public School District59992.2%(552)
15Anthony V. Ceres Elementary SchoolPERTH AMBOY, NJPerth Amboy Public School District55990.5%(506)
16Edward J. Patten Elementary SchoolPERTH AMBOY, NJPerth Amboy Public School District64988.1%(572)
17Mckinley Community SchoolNEW BRUNSWICK, NJNew Brunswick School District52482.3%(431)
18Middlesex County STEM Charter SchoolPerth Amboy, NJMiddlesex County STEM Charter School73976.0%(562)
19Woodrow Wilson Elementary SchoolNEW BRUNSWICK, NJNew Brunswick School District35172.7%(255)
20Nathan Hale Elementary SchoolCARTERET, NJCarteret Public School District43665.4%(285)
21ParsonsNORTH BRUNSWICK, NJNorth Brunswick Township School District56660.8%(344)
22John P. Faber Elementary SchoolDUNELLEN, NJDunellen Public School District62160.2%(374)
23Parker Elementary SchoolMIDDLESEX, NJMiddlesex Borough School District19257.8%(111)
24John F. Kennedy Elementary SchoolJAMESBURG, NJJamesburg Public School District47753.9%(257)
25South Amboy ElementarySOUTH AMBOY, NJSouth Amboy School District58450.7%(296)
26Port Reading Avenue Elementary SchoolPORT READING, NJWoodbridge Township School District38550.1%(193)
27Bright Beginnings Learning CenterPISCATAWAY, NJEducational Services Commission of New Jersey14450.0%(72)
28Columbus Elementary SchoolCARTERET, NJCarteret Public School District64249.5%(318)
29Livingston ParkNORTH BRUNSWICK, NJNorth Brunswick Township School District49449.4%(244)
30Lindeneau Elementary SchoolEDISON, NJEdison Township School District44649.3%(220)
31South River Elementary SchoolSOUTH RIVER, NJSouth River Public School District49647.8%(237)
32Lafayette Estates Elementary SchoolFORDS, NJWoodbridge Township School District70547.5%(335)
33South River Primary SchoolSOUTH RIVER, NJSouth River Public School District50846.3%(235)
34Ross Street Elementary SchoolWOODBRIDGE, NJWoodbridge Township School District63345.8%(290)
35John E. Riley Elementary SchoolSouth Plainfield, NJSouth Plainfield School District36745.5%(167)
36Woodland Intermediate SchoolMiddlesex, NJMiddlesex Borough School District31742.9%(136)
37Dwight D. Eisenhower Elementary SchoolPISCATAWAY, NJPiscataway Township School District51341.3%(212)
38Menlo Park Terrace Elementary SchoolMETUCHEN, NJWoodbridge Township School District33041.2%(136)
39Arthur M. JuddNORTH BRUNSWICK, NJNorth Brunswick Township School District58739.5%(232)
40Matthew Jago Elementary SchoolSEWAREN, NJWoodbridge Township School District42539.1%(166)
41Pennsylvania Avenue Elementary SchoolCOLONIA, NJWoodbridge Township School District28236.9%(104)
42Irving Primary SchoolHIGHLAND PARK, NJHighland Park Boro School District32636.8%(120)
43Watchung Elementary SchoolMIDDLESEX, NJMiddlesex Borough School District22136.2%(80)
44Arbor Elementary SchoolPISCATAWAY, NJPiscataway Township School District52836.0%(190)
45Franklin Elementary SchoolSOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJSouth Plainfield School District27034.8%(94)
46Private Nicholas Minue Elementary SchoolCARTERET, NJCarteret Public School District52934.8%(184)
47Kennedy Park Elementary SchoolISELIN, NJWoodbridge Township School District25633.6%(86)
48Bartle Elementary SchoolHIGHLAND PARK, NJHighland Park Boro School District40533.3%(135)
49John AdamsNORTH BRUNSWICK, NJNorth Brunswick Township School District56132.6%(183)
50North Brunswick Twp Early Childhood CenterNorth Brunswick, NJNorth Brunswick Township School District10632.1%(34)
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