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Ranks 1,101–1,150 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · KANSAS

#	School	City	District	Students	% Hispanic	Hispanic students
1101	Flinthills High School	Rosalia, KS	Flinthills	97	6.2%	6
1102	Flinthills Middle School	Rosalia, KS	Flinthills	66	9.1%	6
1103	Wallace County High	Sharon Springs, KS	Wallace County Schools	46	13.0%	6
1104	Solomon High	Solomon, KS	Solomon	116	5.2%	6
1105	Troy Elem	Troy, KS	Troy Public Schools	165	3.6%	6
1106	Udall High	Udall, KS	Udall	112	5.4%	6
1107	Lebo Elem	Lebo, KS	Lebo-Waverly	159	3.8%	6
1108	Lebo High	Lebo, KS	Lebo-Waverly	117	5.1%	6
1109	Wells Alternative Middle School	Wichita, KS	Wichita	36	16.7%	6
1110	Yates Center High	Yates Center, KS	Woodson	181	3.3%	6
1111	Sabetha High School	Sabetha, KS	Prairie Hills	217	2.3%	5
1112	Axtell Elementary School	Axtell, KS	Prairie Hills	113	4.4%	5
1113	Edna Elem	Edna, KS	Labette County	179	2.8%	5
1114	Ashland Junior High School	Ashland, KS	Ashland	37	13.5%	5
1115	Cedar Vale High	Cedar Vale, KS	Cedar Vale	63	7.9%	5
1116	Centralia Elem	Centralia, KS	Vermillion	197	2.5%	5
1117	Jackson Heights High School and Middle School	Holton, KS	North Jackson	229	2.2%	5
1118	Cunningham Elem	Cunningham, KS	Cunningham	109	4.6%	5
1119	Ellis Jr/Sr High	Ellis, KS	Ellis	161	3.1%	5
1120	Wiley Elem	Holcomb, KS	Holcomb	218	2.3%	5
1121	South Barber Pre-K-6	Kiowa, KS	South Barber	111	4.5%	5
1122	South Barber 7-12	Kiowa, KS	South Barber	87	5.8%	5
1123	La Crosse High	La Crosse, KS	LaCrosse	87	5.8%	5
1124	Madison High	Madison, KS	Madison-Virgil	106	4.7%	5
1125	Marion Middle	Marion, KS	Marion-Florence	119	4.2%	5
1126	Marmaton Valley Elem	Moran, KS	Marmaton Valley	134	3.7%	5
1127	Osage City High	Osage City, KS	Osage City	218	2.3%	5
1128	Phillipsburg Middle	Phillipsburg, KS	Phillipsburg	179	2.8%	5
1129	Plainville High	Plainville, KS	Plainville	197	2.5%	5
1130	West Franklin High School	Pomona, KS	West Franklin	200	2.5%	5
1131	Quinter Elem	Quinter, KS	Quinter Public Schools	176	2.8%	5
1132	McCormick Elementary	Olsburg, KS	Blue Valley	146	3.4%	5
1133	Skyline High	Pratt, KS	Skyline Schools	91	5.5%	5
1134	South Haven Elem	South Haven, KS	South Haven	100	5.0%	5
1135	South Haven High	South Haven, KS	South Haven	120	4.2%	5
1136	Valley Heights Jr/Sr High	Blue Rapids, KS	Valley Heights	166	3.0%	5
1137	Wellsville Middle School	Wellsville, KS	Wellsville	167	3.0%	5
1138	Weskan Elem	Weskan, KS	Weskan	64	7.8%	5
1139	Eudora Early Learning Center	EUDORA, KS	Eudora	100	5.0%	5
1140	Southeast Saline Elem	Gypsum, KS	Southeast Of Saline	375	1.1%	4
1141	Smith Center Elem	Smith Center, KS	Smith Center	253	1.6%	4
1142	THUNDER RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL	KENSINGTON, KS	Thunder Ridge Schools	60	6.7%	4
1143	Northern Heights	Allen, KS	North Lyon County	102	3.9%	4
1144	Mound Valley Elem	Mound Valley, KS	Labette County	136	2.9%	4
1145	Brewster High	Brewster, KS	Brewster	34	11.8%	4
1146	Burrton MS/HS	Burrton, KS	Burrton	46	8.7%	4
1147	Centralia High	Centralia, KS	Vermillion	145	2.8%	4
1148	Frankfort Elem	Frankfort, KS	Vermillion	185	2.2%	4
1149	St. Paul High School	St. Paul, KS	Chetopa-St. Paul	56	7.1%	4
1150	Clifton-Clyde Middle School	Clifton, KS	Clifton-Clyde	116	3.5%	4

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