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The public elementary schools with the most Hispanic students in Kansas · page 14

Ranks 651–700 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
651South Haven ElemSouth Haven, KSSouth Haven1005.0%5
652Weskan ElemWeskan, KSWeskan647.8%5
653Eudora Early Learning CenterEUDORA, KSEudora1005.0%5
654Southeast Saline ElemGypsum, KSSoutheast Of Saline3751.1%4
655Smith Center ElemSmith Center, KSSmith Center2531.6%4
656Mound Valley ElemMound Valley, KSLabette County1362.9%4
657Frankfort ElemFrankfort, KSVermillion1852.2%4
658Conway Springs Kyle TruebloodConway Springs, KSConway Springs1462.7%4
659Prairie Heights Elementary SchoolAlta Vista, KSMorris County765.3%4
660Grinnell Grade SchoolGrinnell, KSGrinnell Public Schools439.3%4
661Southern Coffey County ElementaryGridley, KSLeRoy-Gridley844.8%4
662Onaga ElemOnaga, KSOnaga-Havensville-Wheaton1642.4%4
663Riverton ElemRiverton, KSRiverton3131.3%4
664Pawnee Heights Primary SchoolRozel, KSPawnee Heights2814.3%4
665Lucas/Sylvan Elementary UnifiedLucas, KSSylvan Grove1253.2%4
666Bryant Opportunity AcademyWichita, KSWichita3611.1%4
667School for Blind ElementaryKansas City, KSSchool for Blind1127.3%3
668Almena ElemAlmena, KSNorthern Valley783.9%3
669Argonia ElemArgonia, KSArgonia Public Schools654.6%3
670Otis-Bison ElementaryOtis, KSOtis-Bison734.1%3
671Lakeside ElementaryCawker City, KSWaconda1631.8%3
672Thayer SchoolsThayer, KSCherryvale1372.2%3
673Chetopa ElemChetopa, KSChetopa-St. Paul614.9%3
674Norwich Elementary SchoolNorwich, KSKingman - Norwich1082.8%3
675Osborne ElemOsborne, KSOsborne County1941.6%3
676Sterling Grade SchoolSterling, KSSterling2681.1%3
677Victoria ElementaryVictoria, KSVictoria1532.0%3
678Jefferson County North Elem/MiddleNortonville, KSJefferson County North3380.9%3
679Western Plains North ElemRansom, KSWestern Plains623.2%2
680Wilson Elementary SchoolWilson, KSCentral Plains742.7%2
681Bartlett ElemBartlett, KSLabette County1161.7%2
682Tescott ElemTescott, KSTwin Valley692.9%2
683Altoona-Midway ElementaryAltoona, KSAltoona-Midway722.8%2
684Blue Ridge ElemAbilene, KSChapman712.8%2
685Dexter ElemDexter, KSDexter1341.5%2
686Elk Valley ElementaryLongton, KSElk Valley673.0%2
687Wheatland Elementary SchoolGrainfield, KSWheatland583.5%2
688Neosho Rapids ElementaryNeosho Rapids, KSSouthern Lyon County1071.9%2
689Medicine Lodge Grade SchoolMedicine Lodge, KSBarber County North2530.8%2
690Natoma ElemNatoma, KSParadise573.5%2
691Service Valley Charter AcademyParsons, KSOswego1061.9%2
692Flinthills Primary SchoolCassoday, KSFlinthills633.2%2
693Flinthills Intermediate SchoolRosalia, KSFlinthills474.3%2
694Waverly ElemWaverly, KSLebo-Waverly1361.5%2
695Westmoreland ElemWestmoreland, KSRock Creek1260.8%1
696Winona ElemWinona, KSTriplains581.7%1
697THUNDER RIDGE ELEMENTARYKENSINGTON, KSThunder Ridge Schools382.6%1
698Brewster ElemBrewster, KSBrewster901.1%1
699Rural Center ElemAbilene, KSChapman621.6%1
700Clifton-Clyde Grade School K-3Clifton, KSClifton-Clyde901.1%1
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