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The public schools with the most Hispanic students in Kansas · page 24

Ranks 1,1511,200 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Kansas. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
1151Conway Springs Kyle TruebloodConway Springs, KSConway Springs1462.7%4
1152Conway Springs High SchoolConway Springs, KSConway Springs1442.8%4
1153Prairie Heights Elementary SchoolAlta Vista, KSMorris County765.3%4
1154Elk Valley High SchoolLongton, KSElk Valley557.3%4
1155Ellinwood Middle SchoolEllinwood, KSEllinwood Public Schools725.6%4
1156Grinnell Grade SchoolGrinnell, KSGrinnell Public Schools439.3%4
1157Holcomb HighHolcomb, KSHolcomb2651.5%4
1158Southern Coffey County ElementaryGridley, KSLeRoy-Gridley844.8%4
1159McLouth HighMcLouth, KSMcLouth1253.2%4
1160Norton Jr HighNorton, KSNorton Community Schools964.2%4
1161Onaga ElemOnaga, KSOnaga-Havensville-Wheaton1642.4%4
1162Onaga Senior HighOnaga, KSOnaga-Havensville-Wheaton864.7%4
1163Quinter Jr-Sr HighQuinter, KSQuinter Public Schools1333.0%4
1164Riverton ElemRiverton, KSRiverton3131.3%4
1165Pawnee Heights Primary SchoolRozel, KSPawnee Heights2814.3%4
1166Lucas/Sylvan Elementary UnifiedLucas, KSSylvan Grove1253.2%4
1167Troy High and Middle SchoolTroy, KSTroy Public Schools1502.7%4
1168Uniontown High SchoolUniontown, KSUniontown1782.3%4
1169Weskan HighWeskan, KSWeskan517.8%4
1170Bryant Opportunity AcademyWichita, KSWichita3611.1%4
1171Smith Center Jr Sr HighSmith Center, KSSmith Center1831.6%3
1172School for Blind ElementaryKansas City, KSSchool for Blind1127.3%3
1173Almena ElemAlmena, KSNorthern Valley783.9%3
1174Argonia ElemArgonia, KSArgonia Public Schools654.6%3
1175Attica HighAttica, KSAttica476.4%3
1176Otis-Bison ElementaryOtis, KSOtis-Bison734.1%3
1177Lakeside ElementaryCawker City, KSWaconda1631.8%3
1178Thayer SchoolsThayer, KSCherryvale1372.2%3
1179Chetopa ElemChetopa, KSChetopa-St. Paul614.9%3
1180Dexter HighDexter, KSDexter1571.9%3
1181Miltonvale ElemMiltonvale, KSSouthern Cloud368.3%3
1182Wheatland High SchoolGrainfield, KSWheatland417.3%3
1183Grinnell Middle SchoolGrinnell, KSGrinnell Public Schools2213.6%3
1184Norwich HighNorwich, KSKingman - Norwich823.7%3
1185Norwich Middle SchoolNorwich, KSKingman - Norwich446.8%3
1186Norwich Elementary SchoolNorwich, KSKingman - Norwich1082.8%3
1187Logan HighLogan, KSLogan496.1%3
1188Moundridge MiddleMoundridge, KSMoundridge1701.8%3
1189Osborne ElemOsborne, KSOsborne County1941.6%3
1190Oskaloosa JR-SR High SchoolOskaloosa, KSOskaloosa Public Schools2471.2%3
1191Riverton MiddleRiverton, KSRiverton1472.0%3
1192Sterling Grade SchoolSterling, KSSterling2681.1%3
1193Victoria ElementaryVictoria, KSVictoria1532.0%3
1194Jefferson County North Elem/MiddleNortonville, KSJefferson County North3380.9%3
1195School for Blind HighKansas City, KSSchool for Blind277.4%2
1196Western Plains North ElemRansom, KSWestern Plains623.2%2
1197St. Hosp. Training Center ParsonsParsons, KSSt. Hosp. Training Center Parsons1414.3%2
1198Wilson Elementary SchoolWilson, KSCentral Plains742.7%2
1199Axtell HighAxtell, KSPrairie Hills494.1%2
1200Long Island Middle SchoolLong Island, KSNorthern Valley316.5%2
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