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The public high schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Chesapeake city, Virginia

This ranking covers the public high schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Chesapeake city, Virginia, drawn from 7 qualifying public high schools. Oscar F. Smith High leads the list at 17.6%, against a median of 12.6% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Chesapeake city, Virginia
Top % Hispanic
17.6%
Median % Hispanic
12.6%
MOST HISPANIC · CHESAPEAKE CITY, VIRGINIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsHispanic students% Hispanic
1Oscar F. Smith HighChesapeake, VAChesapeake City Public Schools2,26439817.6%
2Deep Creek HighChesapeake, VAChesapeake City Public Schools1,69124514.5%
3Grassfield HighChesapeake, VAChesapeake City Public Schools2,34532113.7%
4Indian River HighChesapeake, VAChesapeake City Public Schools1,63420612.6%
5Great Bridge HighChesapeake, VAChesapeake City Public Schools1,49117912.0%
6Hickory HighChesapeake, VAChesapeake City Public Schools1,60016110.1%
7Western Branch HighChesapeake, VAChesapeake City Public Schools2,1381979.2%
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