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The public elementary schools with the most Hispanic students in Kansas · page 3

Ranks 101150 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
101Brookridge ElemOverland Park, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch54825.4%139
102Junction ElementaryKansas City, KSTurner-Kansas City23459.4%139
103LTG Richard J. Seitz ElementaryFt. Riley, KSGeary County Schools61522.4%138
104Crestview ElemMerriam, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch37436.9%138
105Park ElemGreat Bend, KSGreat Bend30445.1%137
106Vermillion Elementary SchoolMaize, KSMaize87415.7%137
107Williams Science and Fine Arts Magnet SchoolTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools44730.6%137
108Beech ElemWichita, KSWichita53825.3%136
109Lowell Brune Elementary SchoolKansas City, KSKansas City43230.8%133
110Meadowlark ElementaryPittsburg, KSPittsburg40332.8%132
111Black Traditional Magnet ElemWichita, KSWichita33539.1%131
112Timmerman ElementaryEmporia, KSEmporia37035.1%130
113Kelly Liberal Arts AcademyWichita, KSWichita42930.1%129
114Grand Star ElementaryGardner, KSGardner Edgerton38033.4%127
115Adams ElemWichita, KSWichita44628.5%127
116Gordon Parks AcademyWichita, KSWichita48526.2%127
117Grant ElemKansas City, KSKansas City28943.6%126
118Whitson ElemTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools41630.3%126
119Sunset ElemSalina, KSSalina38032.1%122
120Eisenhower ElemGreat Bend, KSGreat Bend34335.3%121
121Stony Point NorthKansas City, KSKansas City30040.0%120
122Schwegler ElemLawrence, KSLawrence43427.6%120
123Maize Central ElementaryMaize, KSMaize54222.1%120
124Frank V Bergman ElemManhattan, KSManhattan-Ogden56821.1%120
125Paul B Cooper ElemWichita, KSDerby27842.5%118
126Logan Ave ElemEmporia, KSEmporia20856.7%118
127McCarter ElemTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools40129.4%118
128Westview ElemOlathe, KSOlathe16471.3%117
129Coronado ElemSalina, KSSalina38930.1%117
130Gertrude Walker ElemGarden City, KSGarden City18662.4%116
131Piper Prairie ElementaryKansas City, KSPiper-Kansas City64418.0%116
132Frances Willard ElemArkansas City, KSArkansas City28140.6%114
133Countryside ElementaryOlathe, KSOlathe34932.7%114
134Overland Park ElemOverland Park, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch39129.2%114
135Walnut ElemEmporia, KSEmporia31236.2%113
136Fairview ElemOlathe, KSOlathe24446.3%113
137McCandless ElementaryHutchinson, KSHutchinson Public Schools34632.4%112
138Pawnee ElemOverland Park, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch37429.9%112
139Lowman Hill ElemTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools29437.8%111
140O K ElemWichita, KSWichita26242.4%111
141Lindbergh ElemKansas City, KSKansas City21650.9%110
142Merriam Park ElementaryMerriam, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch41526.3%109
143W A White ElemEmporia, KSEmporia24843.5%108
144Prairie Elementary SchoolHaysville, KSHaysville40726.3%107
145Washington ElemJunction City, KSGeary County Schools35030.6%107
146Emerson ElemKansas City, KSKansas City17162.6%107
147Noble Prentis ElemKansas City, KSKansas City19354.9%106
148Seltzer ElemWichita, KSWichita49421.5%106
149Kismet ElemKismet, KSKismet-Plains15267.8%103
150Price-Harris Communications MagnetWichita, KSWichita47721.6%103
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