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The public high schools with the most Hispanic students in Kansas · page 5

Ranks 201–250 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
201Oakley Sr HighOakley, KSOakley13010.0%13
202Riley County High SchoolRiley, KSRiley County2325.6%13
203Stafford Middle School/High SchoolStafford, KSStafford11611.2%13
204School for Deaf HighOlathe, KSSchool for Deaf6219.4%12
205Western Plains HighRansom, KSWestern Plains3435.3%12
206Central Jr-Sr HighBurden, KSCentral1398.6%12
207Chase County Junior Senior High SchoolCottonwood Falls, KSChase County1926.3%12
208Ellinwood HighEllinwood, KSEllinwood Public Schools1468.2%12
209Horton HighHorton, KSSouth Brown County1478.2%12
210Minneapolis Jr-Sr High SchoolMinneapolis, KSNorth Ottawa County3004.0%12
211Pleasant Ridge HighEaston, KSEaston1686.5%11
212Erie High SchoolErie, KSErie-Galesburg1447.6%11
213Inman Jr/Sr High SchoolInman, KSInman1885.8%11
214Kingman HighKingman, KSKingman - Norwich1985.6%11
215Jefferson West HighMeriden, KSJefferson West2474.5%11
216Moscow HighMoscow, KSMoscow Public Schools6616.7%11
217Oswego Junior-Senior High SchoolOswego, KSOswego1955.6%11
218Argonia HighArgonia, KSArgonia Public Schools8411.9%10
219Fowler HighFowler, KSFowler3231.3%10
220Hill City Junior-Senior HighHill City, KSGraham County1715.8%10
221Little River HighLittle River, KSLittle River8911.2%10
222Medicine Lodge Jr/Sr High SchoolMedicine Lodge, KSBarber County North2244.5%10
223Minneola HighMinneola, KSMinneola7114.1%10
224Marmaton Valley HighMoran, KSMarmaton Valley1357.4%10
225Moundridge HighMoundridge, KSMoundridge1606.3%10
226Trego Community HighWaKeeney, KSTrego County1138.8%10
227Central Plains Jr. Sr. High SchoolClaflin, KSCentral Plains1525.9%9
228North East HighArma, KSNortheast1336.8%9
229Ashland HighAshland, KSAshland6913.0%9
230Wakefield HighWakefield, KSClay County8011.3%9
231Frederic Remington HighWhitewater, KSRemington-Whitewater1615.6%9
232Hodgeman County HighJetmore, KSHodgeman County1098.3%9
233Lyndon HighLyndon, KSLyndon1247.3%9
234Norton HighNorton, KSNorton Community Schools1815.0%9
235Peabody-Burns Jr/Sr High SchoolPeabody, KSPeabody-Burns1028.8%9
236Valley Falls HighValley Falls, KSValley Falls1227.4%9
237Sowers Alternative High SchoolWichita, KSWichita6015.0%9
238Wabaunsee Sr HighAlma, KSWabaunsee1157.0%8
239Otis-Bison Junior/Senior High SchoolOtis, KSOtis-Bison819.9%8
240Chase HighChase, KSChase-Raymond4816.7%8
241South Central High SchoolColdwater, KSComanche County889.1%8
242Atchison County Community JR/SR HighEffingham, KSAtchison Co Comm Schools2543.1%8
243Goessel HighGoessel, KSGoessel1545.2%8
244Natoma High (6-12)Natoma, KSParadise5813.8%8
245Pleasanton HighPleasanton, KSPleasanton1624.9%8
246Garden Plain HighGarden Plain, KSRenwick1744.6%8
247Sedan HighSedan, KSChautauqua Co Community1824.4%8
248Avondale AcademyTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools2334.8%8
249Bucklin HighBucklin, KSBucklin5712.3%7
250Burlingame Junior/Senior HighBurlingame, KSBurlingame Public School1514.6%7
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