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

29 public high schools in Baltimore County, Maryland appear in this ranking of the public high schools with the most Hispanic students, ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled. Dundalk High leads the list at 987, against a median of 129 across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

Baltimore County, Maryland

Top Hispanic students

987

Median Hispanic students

129

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · BALTIMORE COUNTY, MARYLAND

#	School	City	District	Students	% Hispanic	Hispanic students
1	Dundalk High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	2,087	47.3%	987
2	Lansdowne High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,313	34.1%	448
3	Kenwood High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,900	22.3%	423
4	Woodlawn High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,922	22.0%	423
5	Franklin High	Reisterstown, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,481	27.5%	407
6	Dulaney High	Timonium, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,889	21.2%	400
7	Parkville High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,877	19.9%	374
8	Owings Mills High	Owings Mills, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,040	31.8%	331
9	Patapsco High and Center for Arts	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,385	16.3%	226
10	Overlea High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,474	15.0%	221
11	Catonsville High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,735	11.5%	199
12	Chesapeake High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,052	16.2%	170
13	Milford Mill Academy	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,471	11.2%	165
14	Pikesville High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	908	15.1%	137
15	Perry Hall High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	2,012	6.4%	129
16	Towson High	Towson, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,558	7.1%	110
17	Loch Raven High	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	780	11.0%	86
18	Sparrows Point High	Sparrows Point, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,095	6.7%	73
19	George W. Carver Center for Arts & Technology	Towson, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,017	6.9%	70
20	Eastern Technical High School	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,330	4.8%	64
21	Randallstown High	Randallstown, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,091	5.5%	60
22	Hereford High	Parkton, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,175	5.1%	60
23	Western School of Technology	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	942	4.8%	45
24	New Town High	Owings Mills, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1,414	2.8%	39
25	BCDC Educational Center	Towson, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	52	21.1%	11
26	Rosedale Center	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	108	8.3%	9
27	Catonsville Center for Alternative Studies	Baltimore, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	68	10.3%	7
28	Northwest EDLP at Milford Mill Academy	Towson, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	1	100%	1
29	Southeast EDLP at Dundalk High School	Towson, MD	Baltimore County Public Schools	2	50.0%	1

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