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The public middle 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
151Rock Creek Middle SchoolSt. George, KSRock Creek4155.1%21
152Jefferson West MiddleMeriden, KSJefferson West2767.6%21
153Smoky Valley Middle SchoolLindsborg, KSSmoky Valley2537.9%20
154Mulvane Middle SchoolMulvane, KSMulvane4045.0%20
155Holcomb MiddleHolcomb, KSHolcomb2278.4%19
156Forest Spring Middle SchoolSpring Hill, KSSpring Hill2966.4%19
157Baldwin Junior High SchoolBaldwin City, KSBaldwin City3095.8%18
158Carbondale Attendance CenterCarbondale, KSSanta Fe Trail3704.9%18
159Burlington Middle School 5 - 8Burlington, KSBurlington2427.0%17
160Eudora Middle SchoolEudora, KSEudora3704.6%17
161Sublette MiddleSublette, KSSublette4438.6%17
162Wabaunsee Junior HighPaxico, KSWabaunsee9516.8%16
163Chapman Middle SchoolChapman, KSChapman2506.4%16
164Perry-Lecompton MiddlePerry, KSPerry Public Schools2346.8%16
165Cheney Middle School 6-8Cheney, KSCheney1937.8%15
166South Central Middle SchoolProtection, KSComanche County11313.3%15
167Osawatomie Middle SchoolOsawatomie, KSOsawatomie1957.7%15
168Belle Plaine MiddleBelle Plaine, KSBelle Plaine1628.6%14
169Hoisington MiddleHoisington, KSHoisington1588.9%14
170Everest MiddleEverest, KSSouth Brown County1519.3%14
171Reno Valley Middle SchoolHutchinson, KSNickerson13710.2%14
172Prairie View MiddleLaCygne, KSPrairie View1956.2%12
173Galesburg Middle SchoolGalesburg, KSErie-Galesburg1129.8%11
174Remington Middle SchoolWhitewater, KSRemington-Whitewater1517.3%11
175Galena Middle SchoolGalena, KSGalena1746.3%11
176Oakley Middle SchoolOakley, KSOakley1358.2%11
177Riverside Middle SchoolWathena, KSRiverside1437.0%10
178Marvin Sisk Middle SchoolDouglass, KSDouglass Public Schools1188.5%10
179Kanopolis MiddleKanopolis, KSEllsworth1417.1%10
180Humboldt Middle SchoolHumboldt, KSHumboldt1446.9%10
181Kingman Middle SchoolKingman, KSKingman - Norwich8911.2%10
182Golden Plains MiddleRexford, KSGolden Plains3231.3%10
183Clay Center Community MiddleClay Center, KSClay County2264.0%9
184Frontenac Jr. HighFrontenac, KSFrontenac Public Schools2194.1%9
185Concordia MiddleConcordia, KSConcordia1774.5%8
186Pleasant Ridge MiddleEaston, KSEaston1734.6%8
187West Franklin Middle SchoolPomona, KSWest Franklin1495.4%8
188St. Paul Middle SchoolSt. Paul, KSChetopa-St. Paul5812.1%7
189Haven Middle SchoolHaven, KSHaven Public Schools1185.9%7
190Herington Middle SchHerington, KSHerington878.1%7
191McLouth MiddleMcLouth, KSMcLouth917.7%7
192Osage City Middle SchoolOsage City, KSOsage City1345.2%7
193Southeast Middle SchoolCherokee, KSCherokee1284.7%6
194Girard MiddleGirard, KSGirard2013.0%6
195Flinthills Middle SchoolRosalia, KSFlinthills669.1%6
196Wells Alternative Middle SchoolWichita, KSWichita3616.7%6
197Ashland Junior High SchoolAshland, KSAshland3713.5%5
198Marion MiddleMarion, KSMarion-Florence1194.2%5
199Phillipsburg MiddlePhillipsburg, KSPhillipsburg1792.8%5
200Wellsville Middle SchoolWellsville, KSWellsville1673.0%5
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