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The public middle schools with the most Hispanic students in Florida · page 2

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MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · FLORIDA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
51WEBB MIDDLE SCHOOLTAMPA, FLHILLSBOROUGH78284.1%658
52ST. CLOUD MIDDLE SCHOOLST CLOUD, FLOSCEOLA1,21353.8%653
53SOUTH CREEK MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE1,00664.3%647
54NARCOOSSEE MIDDLE SCHOOLSAINT CLOUD, FLOSCEOLA1,04261.7%643
55W. D. SUGG MIDDLE SCHOOLBRADENTON, FLMANATEE1,01763.0%641
56HORIZON ACADEMY AT MARION OAKSOCALA, FLMARION1,26050.8%640
57LABELLE MIDDLE SCHOOLLABELLE, FLHENDRY83076.8%637
58JUDSON B WALKER MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE87273.0%637
59LIBERTY MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE85774.3%637
60LEMUEL TEAL MIDDLE SCHOOLLEHIGH ACRES, FLLEE1,00862.7%632
61GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER MIDDLE SCHOOLCORAL GABLES, FLMIAMI-DADE94167.0%630
62VARSITY LAKES MIDDLE SCHOOLLEHIGH ACRES, FLLEE1,00962.3%629
63MIAMI BEACH NAUTILUS MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI BEACH, FLMIAMI-DADE89369.2%618
64DENN JOHN MIDDLE SCHOOLKISSIMMEE, FLOSCEOLA80975.0%607
65PIONEER MIDDLE SCHOOLCOOPER CITY, FLBROWARD1,45341.6%605
66HORIZON MIDDLE SCHOOLKISSIMMEE, FLOSCEOLA1,00860.0%605
67DIPLOMAT MIDDLE SCHOOLCAPE CORAL, FLLEE1,09755.1%604
68LAKE NONA MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE1,17951.1%603
69MEADOW WOODS MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE83372.3%602
70HARNS MARSH MIDDLE SCHOOLLEHIGH ACRES, FLLEE90566.1%598
71ODYSSEY MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE89766.1%593
72EAST NAPLES MIDDLE SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIER87567.7%592
73WEST MIAMI MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE59998.8%592
74APOLLO MIDDLE SCHOOLHOLLYWOOD, FLBROWARD1,14351.4%588
75SOUTH MIAMI MIDDLE SCHOOLSOUTH MIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE72081.5%587
76LYONS CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOLCOCONUT CREEK, FLBROWARD1,46939.5%581
77MARSHALL MIDDLE MAGNET SCHOOLPLANT CITY, FLHILLSBOROUGH1,06654.5%581
78BUCHANAN MIDDLE SCHOOLTAMPA, FLHILLSBOROUGH92861.5%571
79SOUTHWEST MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE1,29044.3%571
80DRIFTWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOLHOLLYWOOD, FLBROWARD95559.4%567
81MIAMI SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI SPRINGS, FLMIAMI-DADE66684.4%562
82ROBERTO CLEMENTE MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE77672.2%560
83SOMERSET ACADEMY CHARTER MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE59493.8%557
84WESTRIDGE MIDDLEORLANDO, FLORANGE1,13648.4%550
85MULBERRY MIDDLE SCHOOLMULBERRY, FLPOLK1,05851.5%545
86CYPRESS PALM MIDDLE SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIER83664.5%539
87CORKSCREW MIDDLE SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIER1,01352.9%536
88LEXINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOLFORT MYERS, FLLEE1,05449.6%523
89HARMONY MIDDLE SCHOOLST CLOUD, FLOSCEOLA1,16544.8%522
90DELTONA MIDDLE SCHOOLDELTONA, FLVOLUSIA1,13246.1%522
91MANATEE MIDDLE SCHOOLNAPLES, FLCOLLIER78166.6%520
92MILWEE MIDDLE SCHOOLLONGWOOD, FLSEMINOLE1,33438.9%519
93BONITA SPRINGS MIDDLE CENTER FOR THE ARTSBONITA SPRINGS, FLLEE70673.4%518
94DR. DAVID L. ANDERSON MIDDLE SCHOOLSTUART, FLMARTIN91156.8%517
95JUPITER MIDDLE SCHOOLJUPITER, FLPALM BEACH1,27240.6%517
96BELLEVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOLBELLEVIEW, FLMARION1,60032.1%514
97DESOTO MIDDLE SCHOOLARCADIA, FLDESOTO92255.3%510
98LAKE MARION CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOLPOINCIANA, FLPOLK1,01350.1%508
99GLADES MIDDLE SCHOOLMIAMI, FLMIAMI-DADE53394.9%506
100DISCOVERY ACADEMY OF LAKE ALFREDLAKE ALFRED, FLPOLK1,03948.6%505
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