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The public K-12 schools with the most Hispanic students in Alabama · page 2

Ranks 51–64 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Alabama. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · ALABAMA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Hispanic	Hispanic students
51	South Lamar School	Millport, AL	Lamar County	624	1.4%	9
52	Linda Nolen Learning Center	Pelham, AL	Shelby County	78	11.5%	9
53	Brilliant School	Brilliant, AL	Marion County	258	3.1%	8
54	Augusta Evans School	Mobile, AL	Mobile County	198	4.0%	8
55	Georgiana School	Georgiana, AL	Butler County	377	1.6%	6
56	Waterloo High School	Waterloo, AL	Lauderdale County	337	1.5%	5
57	Vina High School	Vina, AL	Franklin County	257	1.6%	4
58	Fruitdale High School	Fruitdale, AL	Washington County	301	1.3%	4
59	Leroy High School	Leroy, AL	Washington County	463	0.9%	4
60	Gaylesville High School	Gaylesville, AL	Cherokee County	341	0.9%	3
61	McKenzie High School	McKenzie, AL	Butler County	487	0.4%	2
62	J F Shields High School	Beatrice, AL	Monroe County	179	1.1%	2
63	Hubbertville School	Fayette, AL	Fayette County	450	0.2%	1
64	Francis Marion School	Marion, AL	Perry County	413	0.2%	1

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