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The public elementary schools with the most Hispanic students in Adams County, Illinois

Across Adams County, Illinois, 9 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled. Dr. Abby Fox Rooney Elem Sch leads the list at 35, against a median of 18 across the ranked schools.

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Adams County, Illinois

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MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · ADAMS COUNTY, ILLINOIS

#	School	City	District	Students	% Hispanic	Hispanic students
1	Dr. Abby Fox Rooney Elem Sch	Quincy, IL	Quincy SD 172	500	7.0%	35
2	Thomas S Baldwin Elem Sch	Quincy, IL	Quincy SD 172	564	5.5%	31
3	Colonel George Iles Elem Sch	Quincy, IL	Quincy SD 172	535	5.2%	28
4	Lincoln-Douglas Elementary School	Quincy, IL	Quincy SD 172	588	3.6%	21
5	Sarah Atwater Denman Elem	Quincy, IL	Quincy SD 172	501	3.6%	18
6	Early Childhood	Quincy, IL	Quincy SD 172	434	3.7%	16
7	Seymour Elementary School	Payson, IL	Payson CUSD 1	233	3.0%	7
8	Central Elementary School	Camp Point, IL	Central CUSD 3	227	2.2%	5
9	Unity Elementary School	Mendon, IL	CUSD 4	296	1.0%	3

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