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The public schools with the most Hispanic students in Iowa · page 26

Ranks 1,251–1,260 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Iowa. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · IOWA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
1251Mormon Trail Elementary SchoolHumeston, IAMormon Trail Comm School District1320.8%1
1252Morning Sun Elementary SchoolMorning Sun, IAMorning Sun Comm School District1190.8%1
1253Moulton Elementary SchoolMoulton, IAMoulton-Udell Comm School District1031.0%1
1254Salem Elementary SchoolSalem, IAMount Pleasant Comm School District861.2%1
1255Central Springs Elementary Manly CampusManly, IACentral Springs Comm School District1430.7%1
1256North-Linn Senior High SchoolTroy Mills, IANorth Linn Comm School District1580.6%1
1257Ogden Middle SchoolOgden, IAOgden Comm School District1580.6%1
1258Southwest Valley Middle SchoolVillisca, IAVillisca Comm School District1310.8%1
1259Southeast Elementary SchoolWaverly, IAWaverly-Shell Rock Comm School District313.2%1
1260West Monona Middle SchoolOnawa, IAWest Monona Comm School District1200.8%1
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