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The public middle schools with the most Hispanic students in Baltimore, Maryland

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the most Hispanic students in Baltimore, Maryland, drawn from 31 qualifying public middle schools. Holabird Middle leads the list at 523, against a median of 82 across the ranked schools.

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Baltimore, Maryland

Top Hispanic students

523

Median Hispanic students

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

#	School	City	District	Students	% Hispanic	Hispanic students
1	Holabird Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,027	50.9%	523
2	Lansdowne Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	661	46.1%	305
3	Brooklyn Park Middle	Baltimore, MD	Anne Arundel County Public Schools	784	34.2%	268
4	Dundalk Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	598	43.1%	258
5	Southwest Academy	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	842	24.0%	202
6	Pikesville Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	943	19.4%	183
7	Stemmers Run Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	831	21.2%	176
8	Middle River Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	822	21.4%	176
9	General John Stricker Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	713	20.9%	149
10	Dumbarton Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,064	12.7%	135
11	Woodlawn Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	522	20.5%	107
12	Sudbrook Magnet Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	821	11.8%	97
13	Deep Creek Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	670	14.3%	96
14	Arbutus Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	974	9.8%	95
15	Loch Raven Technical Academy	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	722	11.9%	86
16	Perry Hall Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,582	5.2%	82
17	Parkville Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	900	9.0%	81
18	Pine Grove Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	804	7.7%	62
19	Sparrows Point Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	555	9.0%	50
20	The Crossroads School	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	162	27.2%	44
21	Northwest Academy of Health Sciences	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	808	5.5%	44
22	Windsor Mill Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	606	6.9%	42
23	Katherine Johnson Global Academy	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	473	7.8%	37
24	The Historic Cherry Hill Elementary/Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	513	7.2%	37
25	Vanguard Collegiate Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	313	9.3%	29
26	Stadium School	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	259	5.8%	15
27	Baltimore Collegiate School for Boys	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	303	3.0%	9
28	Crossroads Center	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	32	25.0%	8
29	Booker T. Washington Middle	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	192	2.1%	4
30	Lillie May Carroll Jackson School	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore City Public Schools	209	1.4%	3
31	Meadowood Education Center	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	29	10.3%	3

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