The public high schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Marion County, Oregon
18 public high schools in Marion County, Oregon appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the highest share of Hispanic students, ranked by the share of students who are Hispanic or Latino, from federal NCES enrollment data. Woodburn Success leads the list at 92.2%, against a median of 43.9% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % Hispanic |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Woodburn Success | Woodburn, OR | 92.2%(95) |
| 2 | Woodburn High School | Woodburn, OR | 86.8%(1,394) |
| 3 | McKay High School | Salem, OR | 73.6%(1,751) |
| 4 | Gervais High School | Gervais, OR | 72.2%(234) |
| 5 | North Salem High School | Salem, OR | 64.4%(1,357) |
| 6 | North Marion High School | Aurora, OR | 59.0%(333) |
| 7 | John F Kennedy High School | Mt Angel, OR | 50.2%(112) |
| 8 | Roberts High School | Salem, OR | 48.2%(248) |
| 9 | Early College High School | Salem, OR | 44.0%(85) |
| 10 | St Paul High School | St Paul, OR | 43.8%(64) |
| 11 | McNary High School | Keizer, OR | 42.6%(850) |
| 12 | South Salem High School | Salem, OR | 38.4%(843) |
| 13 | Jefferson High School | Jefferson, OR | 29.8%(73) |
| 14 | Stayton High School | Stayton, OR | 23.5%(157) |
| 15 | Sprague High School | Salem, OR | 19.4%(333) |
| 16 | Cascade Senior High School | Turner, OR | 19.4%(154) |
| 17 | Silverton High School | Silverton, OR | 16.7%(211) |
| 18 | Chemawa Indian School | Salem, OR | 0.0%(0) |
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