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The public high schools with the most Hispanic students in Kansas · page 4

Ranks 151–200 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
151Washington County High SchoolWashington, KSWashington Co. Schools16311.7%19
152Caney Valley HighCaney, KSCaney Valley3355.7%19
153Cherryvale Sr / Middle SchoolCherryvale, KSCherryvale2776.9%19
154Fredonia Jr./Sr. High SchoolFredonia, KSFredonia3146.0%19
155Hoisington HighHoisington, KSHoisington2258.4%19
156South Gray HighMontezuma, KSMontezuma5932.2%19
157Neodesha HighNeodesha, KSNeodesha3605.3%19
158Perry Lecompton HighPerry, KSPerry Public Schools2687.1%19
159Andale HighAndale, KSRenwick3815.0%19
160Central Heights HighRichmond, KSCentral Heights3006.0%18
161Belle Plaine HighBelle Plaine, KSBelle Plaine1819.9%18
162Hesston HighHesston, KSHesston2746.6%18
163Bluestem Jr/Sr HighLeon, KSBluestem2417.5%18
164Southeast Saline HighGypsum, KSSoutheast Of Saline3235.3%17
165Linn HighLinn, KSBarnes6625.8%17
166Beloit Jr-Sr HighBeloit, KSBeloit3365.1%17
167Caldwell Secondary SchoolCaldwell, KSCaldwell10915.6%17
168Columbus Junior High and High SchoolColumbus, KSColumbus4383.9%17
169Girard HighGirard, KSGirard2846.0%17
170Haven HighHaven, KSHaven Public Schools2237.6%17
171Lincoln Jr/Sr HighLincoln, KSLincoln1819.4%17
172Oxford Jr/Sr HighOxford, KSOxford1958.7%17
173Golden Plains HighRexford, KSGolden Plains5530.9%17
174Marysville Jr/Sr HighMarysville, KSMarysville3644.4%16
175Rawlins County Jr/Sr High SchoolAtwood, KSRawlins County15110.6%16
176Rock Hills Jr/Sr High SchoolMankato, KSRock Hills1759.1%16
177Canton-Galva Jr./Sr. HighCanton, KSCanton-Galva1749.2%16
178Clay Center Community HighClay Center, KSClay County3264.9%16
179Mission Valley Junior and Senior High SchoolEskridge, KSMission Valley2167.4%16
180Anderson County Jr/Sr High SchoolGarnett, KSGarnett4193.8%16
181Republic County Jr./Sr. High SchoolBelleville, KSRepublic County2456.1%15
182Nemaha Central High SchoolSeneca, KSNemaha Central2426.2%15
183Baxter Springs HighBaxter Springs, KSBaxter Springs3614.2%15
184Cheney HighCheney, KSCheney2356.4%15
185Olpe Jr./Sr. High SchoolOlpe, KSSouthern Lyon County1798.4%15
186Hoxie HighHoxie, KSHoxie Community Schools1798.4%15
187Humboldt High SchoolHumboldt, KSHumboldt1768.5%15
188Jayhawk-Linn HighMound City, KSJayhawk2635.7%15
189Atchison High SchoolAtchison, KSAtchison Public Schools4193.3%14
190Bennington Junior High/High SchoolBennington, KSTwin Valley2196.4%14
191Frontenac Sr. High SchoolFrontenac, KSFrontenac Public Schools2984.7%14
192Galena HighGalena, KSGalena2365.9%14
193Meade HighMeade, KSMeade8716.1%14
194Opportunity AcademyNewton, KSNewton5326.4%14
195Decatur Community Jr/Sr HighOberlin, KSOberlin1449.7%14
196Wellsville HighWellsville, KSWellsville2785.0%14
197Smoky Valley HighLindsborg, KSSmoky Valley2435.3%13
198Kiowa County Junior High/High SchoolGreensburg, KSKiowa County1319.9%13
199Herington HighHerington, KSHerington1419.2%13
200Marion HighMarion, KSMarion-Florence1598.2%13
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