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The public middle schools with the most Hispanic students in Lancaster, California

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the most Hispanic students in Lancaster, California, drawn from 8 qualifying public middle schools. Amargosa Creek Middle leads the list at 484, against a median of 430 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Lancaster, California
Top Hispanic students
484
Median Hispanic students
430
MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · LANCASTER, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
1Amargosa Creek MiddleLancaster, CALancaster Elementary85956.3%484
2Gifford C. Cole MiddleLancaster, CAEastside Union Elementary69767.6%471
3Piute MiddleLancaster, CALancaster Elementary72963.6%464
4New Vista MiddleLancaster, CALancaster Elementary83553.9%450
5Endeavour MiddleLancaster, CALancaster Elementary80550.9%410
6Joe Walker MiddleLancaster, CAWestside Union Elementary78151.9%405
7Challenger MiddleLancaster, CAWilsona Elementary40382.9%334
8Fulton and Alsbury Academy of Arts and EngineeringLancaster, CALancaster Elementary41465.7%272
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