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

Across Effingham County, Georgia, 13 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled. Effingham County High School leads the list at 269, against a median of 129 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
13
Effingham County, Georgia
Top Hispanic students
269
Median Hispanic students
129
MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · EFFINGHAM COUNTY, GEORGIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
1Effingham County High SchoolSpringfield, GAEffingham County2,19912.2%269
2South Effingham High SchoolGuyton, GAEffingham County1,90612.8%244
3South Effingham Middle SchoolGuyton, GAEffingham County1,16114.9%173
4Blandford Elementary SchoolRincon, GAEffingham County98716.1%159
5Effingham County Middle SchoolGuyton, GAEffingham County1,15011.8%136
6Rincon Elementary SchoolRincon, GAEffingham County1,03313.0%134
7Ebenezer Middle SchoolRincon, GAEffingham County1,03912.4%129
8Ebenezer Elementary SchoolRincon, GAEffingham County99511.9%118
9South Effingham Elementary SchoolGuyton, GAEffingham County86313.6%117
10Guyton Elementary SchoolGuyton, GAEffingham County80011.9%95
11Springfield Elementary SchoolSpringfield, GAEffingham County87610.7%94
12Sand Hill Elementary SchoolGuyton, GAEffingham County88110.4%92
13Marlow Elementary SchoolGuyton, GAEffingham County67012.7%85
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