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The public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Pennsylvania · page 40

Ranks 1,9512,000 of the public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Pennsylvania. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC · PENNSYLVANIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Hispanic
1951New Salem El SchYork, PASpring Grove Area SD4033.5%(14)
1952Bellefonte El SchBellefonte, PABellefonte Area SD3183.5%(11)
1953Rolling Hills El SchHolland, PACouncil Rock SD3763.5%(13)
1954Haverford SHSHavertown, PAHaverford Township SD1,9943.5%(69)
1955Ringgold SHSMonongahela, PARinggold SD8103.5%(28)
1956Warren Area El CtrWarren, PAWarren County SD6643.5%(23)
1957Richboro El SchRichboro, PACouncil Rock SD3773.5%(13)
1958North East High SchoolNorth East, PANorth East SD5213.5%(18)
1959Upper Providence El SchRoyersford, PASpring-Ford Area SD4353.5%(15)
1960Clairton MS/HSClairton, PAClairton City SD4073.4%(14)
1961Canon-McMillan SHSCanonsburg, PACanon-McMillan SD1,6603.4%(57)
1962Muse El SchMuse, PACanon-McMillan SD7593.4%(26)
1963North Allegheny HSWexford, PANorth Allegheny SD2,7113.4%(93)
1964Baker El SchAltoona, PAAltoona Area SD2633.4%(9)
1965Bucktail Area MSRenovo, PAKeystone Central SD1173.4%(4)
1966Harrison Park El SchJeannette, PAPenn-Trafford SD4093.4%(14)
1967Springfield HSSpringfield, PASpringfield SD1,4343.4%(49)
1968Mount Union Area SHSMount Union, PAMount Union Area SD3233.4%(11)
1969Lenkerville Elementary SchoolMillersburg, PAMillersburg Area SD3243.4%
1970Penn Wood HSLansdowne, PAWilliam Penn SD1,1483.4%(39)
1971Rice Avenue MSGirard, PAGirard SD4433.4%(15)
1972McConnellsburg El SchMcConnellsburg, PACentral Fulton SD4133.4%(14)
1973Lincoln JSHSEllwood City, PAEllwood City Area SD6823.4%(23)
1974North Pocono Intmd SchMoscow, PANorth Pocono SD4453.4%(15)
1975Ryan Gloyer MSHarmony, PASeneca Valley SD1,1573.4%(39)
1976Mowrey El SchWaynesboro, PAWaynesboro Area SD5343.4%(18)
1977North Pocono MSMoscow, PANorth Pocono SD6853.4%(23)
1978Parkway NorthwestPhiladelphia, PAPhiladelphia City SD2383.4%(8)
1979South Fayette Intermediate SchMcDonald, PASouth Fayette Township SD8033.4%(27)
1980N Hopewell-Winterstown El SchRed Lion, PARed Lion Area SD2403.3%(8)
1981Spring Creek El SchState College, PAState College Area SD3603.3%(12)
1982Ad Prima CSPhiladelphia, PAAd Prima CS6023.3%(20)
1983South Abington SchChinchilla, PAAbington Heights SD3013.3%(10)
1984Harbor Creek Senior HSHarborcreek, PAHarbor Creek SD6923.3%(23)
1985Franklin S Edmonds SchPhiladelphia, PAPhiladelphia City SD3913.3%(13)
1986Johnsonburg Area El SchJohnsonburg, PAJohnsonburg Area SD2723.3%(9)
1987Liberty-Curtin El SchBlanchard, PAKeystone Central SD1513.3%(5)
1988Neason Hill El SchMeadville, PACrawford Central SD3333.3%(11)
1989Indian Valley Intrmd SchReedsville, PAMifflin County SD2123.3%(7)
1990Martinsburg El SchMartinsburg, PASpring Cove SD3643.3%(12)
1991Kiski Area East Primary SchVandergrift, PAKiski Area SD4253.3%(14)
1992Mellon El SchLigonier, PALigonier Valley SD3953.3%(13)
1993Pittsburgh Morrow K-8Pittsburgh, PAPittsburgh SD4863.3%(16)
1994Union City HSUnion City, PAUnion City Area SD3043.3%(10)
1995Bradford Area HSBradford, PABradford Area SD7023.3%(23)
1996Coudersport Area JSHSCoudersport, PACoudersport Area SD2443.3%(8)
1997Sayre Area HSSayre, PASayre Area SD3963.3%(13)
1998Wattsburg Area El CtrErie, PAWattsburg Area SD4883.3%(16)
1999Franklin Regional SHSMurrysville, PAFranklin Regional SD1,1013.3%(36)
2000Maureen M Welch El SchChurchville, PACouncil Rock SD5213.3%(17)
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