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The public high schools with the most Hispanic students in Marshall County, Alabama

Across Marshall County, Alabama, 9 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled. Albertville High School leads the list at 714, against a median of 317 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Marshall County, Alabama
Top Hispanic students
714
Median Hispanic students
317
MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · MARSHALL COUNTY, ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
1Albertville High SchoolAlbertville, ALAlbertville City1,24457.4%714
2Asbury High SchoolAlbertville, ALMarshall County65954.8%361
3Douglas High SchoolDouglas, ALMarshall County72747.0%342
4Boaz High SchoolBoaz, ALBoaz City72146.5%335
5Albertville Innovation AcademyAlbertville, ALAlbertville City50762.5%317
6Guntersville High SchoolGuntersville, ALGuntersville City5567.9%44
7Brindlee Mountain High SchoolGuntersville, ALMarshall County4967.5%37
8Arab High SchoolArab, ALArab City7352.6%19
9Kate D Smith DAR High SchoolGrant, ALMarshall County3724.6%17
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