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The public schools with the most Hispanic students in Kansas · page 3

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

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · KANSAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
101Woodman ElemWichita, KSWichita61241.3%253
102Apache ElemOverland Park, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch52647.3%249
103Topeka West HighTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools97125.2%245
104John Fiske ElemKansas City, KSKansas City28784.7%243
105D D Eisenhower MiddleKansas City, KSKansas City63438.3%243
106Westridge MiddleOverland Park, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch76131.8%242
107Woodland Health / Wellness Magnet ElemWichita, KSWichita34769.5%241
108Anderson ElemWichita, KSWichita47750.5%241
109Bertram Caruthers ElemKansas City, KSKansas City36464.8%236
110Ross ElementaryTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools56341.6%234
111Abe Hubert Elementary SchoolGarden City, KSGarden City28581.8%233
112Dodge Literacy MagnetWichita, KSWichita54742.2%231
113Maize Sr HighMaize, KSMaize1,44415.9%230
114Santa Fe Trail Middle SchoolOlathe, KSOlathe62336.9%230
115Pittsburg HighPittsburg, KSPittsburg1,03322.3%230
116Sullivan ElemUlysses, KSUlysses33867.5%228
117Lawrence HighLawrence, KSLawrence1,45415.6%227
118Hocker Grove MiddleShawnee, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch71431.5%225
119Pleasant Valley ElemWichita, KSWichita30872.7%224
120Gardner Edgerton HighGardner, KSGardner Edgerton1,79412.4%223
121Riley ElemGreat Bend, KSGreat Bend29674.7%221
122Wilbur Middle SchoolWichita, KSWichita82226.9%221
123Washburn Rural HighTopeka, KSAuburn-Washburn1,87811.7%219
124Nieman ElemShawnee, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch45648.0%219
125Gardiner ElemWichita, KSWichita40554.1%219
126Linwood ElementaryWichita, KSWichita45248.5%219
127Florence Wilson ElemGarden City, KSGarden City37657.7%217
128Oregon Trail Middle SchoolOlathe, KSOlathe63234.2%216
129Allen ElemWichita, KSWichita51441.6%214
130Franklin ElemWichita, KSWichita39054.9%214
131Arkansas City Middle SchArkansas City, KSArkansas City62833.8%212
132Welborn ElemKansas City, KSKansas City50441.7%210
133Spaght Multimedia MagnetWichita, KSWichita48043.8%210
134Eisenhower Middle SchoolTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools44047.3%208
135Jardine ElementaryTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools72928.1%205
136Olathe Northwest High SchoolOlathe, KSOlathe1,95810.4%203
137Salina High CentralSalina, KSSalina93421.5%201
138Frank Rushton ElemKansas City, KSKansas City35955.1%198
139Southwestern Heights Jr/Sr HighKismet, KSKismet-Plains31063.2%196
140Kepley Middle SchoolUlysses, KSUlysses29466.7%196
141Indian Trail Middle SchoolOlathe, KSOlathe58233.5%195
142Comanche ElemOverland Park, KSShawnee Mission Pub Sch36952.9%195
143State Street ElemTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools41147.2%194
144Buffalo Jones ElemGarden City, KSGarden City22187.3%193
145Quindaro ElemKansas City, KSKansas City32559.1%192
146New Stanley ElemKansas City, KSKansas City25176.1%191
147Schilling ElemSalina, KSSalina37650.5%190
148Junction City Middle SchoolJunction City, KSGeary County Schools90020.9%188
149Maize South High SchoolWichita, KSMaize1,10716.8%186
150Chase Middle SchoolTopeka, KSTopeka Public Schools39047.7%186
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