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The public middle schools with the most Hispanic students in Clayton County, Georgia

Across Clayton County, Georgia, 15 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled. Babb Middle School leads the list at 505, against a median of 181 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
15
Clayton County, Georgia
Top Hispanic students
505
Median Hispanic students
181
MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · CLAYTON COUNTY, GEORGIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
1Babb Middle SchoolForest Park, GAClayton County88157.3%505
2Jonesboro Middle SchoolJonesboro, GAClayton County89531.1%278
3Forest Park Middle SchoolMarrow, GAClayton County59346.4%275
4Morrow Middle SchoolMorrow, GAClayton County79431.0%246
5Sequoyah Middle SchoolRiverdale, GAClayton County76530.1%230
6Rex Mill Middle SchoolRex, GAClayton County90424.2%219
7Eddie White Middle SchoolHampton, GAClayton County1,36414.3%195
8Kendrick Middle SchoolJonesboro, GAClayton County61929.2%181
9Pointe South Middle SchoolJonesboro, GAClayton County69321.2%147
10M. D. Roberts Middle SchoolJonesboro, GAClayton County89415.6%139
11Adamson Middle SchoolRex, GAClayton County50924.8%126
12Riverdale Middle SchoolRiverdale, GAClayton County56020.5%115
13Mundys Mill Middle SchoolJonesboro, GAClayton County68715.3%105
14North Clayton Middle SchoolCollege Park, GAClayton County81711.8%96
15Utopian Academy for the Arts Middle SchoolEllenwood, GAClayton County3158.9%28
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