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The public elementary schools with the most Hispanic students in Escambia County, Alabama

Across Escambia County, Alabama, 7 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled. W S Neal Elementary School leads the list at 32, against a median of 11 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Escambia County, Alabama
Top Hispanic students
32
Median Hispanic students
11
MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · ESCAMBIA COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
1W S Neal Elementary SchoolEast Brewton, ALEscambia County5006.4%32
2Huxford Elementary SchoolAtmore, ALEscambia County2766.9%19
3Brewton Elementary SchoolBrewton, ALBrewton City4763.4%16
4Rachel Patterson Elementary SchoolAtmore, ALEscambia County5092.2%11
5A C Moore Primary SchoolAtmore, ALEscambia County2164.2%9
6Flomaton Elementary SchoolFlomaton, ALEscambia County3881.3%5
7PollardMcCall Junior High SchoolBrewton, ALEscambia County2002.0%4
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