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The public K-12 schools with the most Hispanic students in Alabama

64 public K-12 schools in Alabama appear in this ranking of the public K-12 schools with the most Hispanic students, ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled. Collinsville High School leads the list at 548, against a median of 17 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
64
Alabama
Top Hispanic students
548
Median Hispanic students
17
MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · ALABAMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
1Collinsville High SchoolCollinsville, ALDeKalb County90660.5%548
2Geraldine SchoolGeraldine, ALDeKalb County1,21128.0%339
3Southeastern SchoolRemlap, ALBlount County82223.4%192
4Plainview SchoolRainsville, ALDeKalb County1,16713.7%160
5Belgreen High SchoolRussellville, ALFranklin County58826.9%158
6Sylvania SchoolSylvania, ALDeKalb County91516.9%155
7Valley Head High SchoolValley Head, ALDeKalb County51724.9%129
8Appalachian SchoolOneonta, ALBlount County69918.3%128
9Thorsby High SchoolThorsby, ALChilton County89510.5%94
10Ariton SchoolAriton, ALDale County88710.6%94
11Isabella High SchoolMaplesville, ALChilton County78911.0%87
12Fyffe High SchoolFyffe, ALDeKalb County9548.6%82
13Highland Home SchoolHighland Home, ALCrenshaw County7467.4%55
14Verbena High SchoolVerbena, ALChilton County5898.7%51
15Sand Rock High SchoolSand Rock, ALCherokee County7834.8%38
16Wadley High SchoolWadley, ALRandolph County3729.9%37
17Section High SchoolSection, ALJackson County5035.6%28
18Excel High SchoolExcel, ALMonroe County1,0102.7%27
19Horseshoe Bend High SchoolNew Site, ALTallapoosa County7763.4%26
20Skyline High SchoolScottsboro, ALJackson County5864.3%25
21Zion Chapel High SchoolJack, ALCoffee County8872.6%23
22Luverne High SchoolLuverne, ALCrenshaw County7453.1%23
23Ider SchoolIder, ALDeKalb County5863.9%23
24Pleasant Home SchoolAndalusia, ALCovington County5084.1%21
25Pisgah High SchoolPisgah, ALJackson County5983.5%21
26Kinston SchoolKinston, ALCoffee County5243.8%20
27Billingsley High SchoolBillingsley, ALAutauga County5863.1%18
28Maplesville High SchoolMaplesville, ALChilton County5923.0%18
29Red Level SchoolRed Level, ALCovington County5353.4%18
30Brantley High SchoolBrantley, ALCrenshaw County5723.1%18
31J U Blacksher SchoolUriah, ALMonroe County7472.4%18
32Cullman Child Development CenterCullman, ALCullman County17010.0%17
33North Sand Mountain SchoolHigdon, ALJackson County6942.5%17
34Notasulga High SchoolNotasulga, ALMacon County2586.6%17
35East Franklin Junior High SchoolPhil Campbell, ALFranklin County2127.5%16
36Lamar County HighIntermediateVernon, ALLamar County5442.9%16
37The PathwayMobile, ALMobile County3964.0%16
38Ragland High SchoolRagland, ALSt Clair County4113.6%15
39Cedar Bluff High SchoolCedar Bluff, ALCherokee County6232.3%14
40Fayetteville High SchoolSylacauga, ALTalladega County5802.4%14
41Spring Garden High SchoolSpring Garden, ALCherokee County5502.4%13
42Lloyd Wood Education CenterNorthport, ALTuscaloosa County2056.3%13
43Breakthrough Charter SchoolMarion, ALBreakthrough Charter School3753.2%12
44Millry High SchoolMillry, ALWashington County5092.4%12
45LEAD Academy Building BMontgomery, ALLEAD Academy3942.8%11
46Woodville High SchoolWoodville, ALJackson County5042.2%11
47Sweet Water High SchoolSweet Water, ALMarengo County6001.8%11
48Childrens CenterMontgomery, ALMontgomery County7912.7%10
49Autaugaville SchoolAutaugaville, ALAutauga County2553.5%9
50Sulligent SchoolSulligent, ALLamar County6841.3%9
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