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

This ranking covers the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Talbot County, Maryland, drawn from 8 qualifying public schools. Easton Elementary leads the list at 486, against a median of 53 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Talbot County, Maryland

Top Hispanic students

486

Median Hispanic students

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · TALBOT COUNTY, MARYLAND

#	School	City	District	Students	% Hispanic	Hispanic students
1	Easton Elementary	Easton, MD	Talbot County Public Schools	1,075	45.2%	486
2	Easton High	Easton, MD	Talbot County Public Schools	1,179	28.3%	334
3	Easton Middle	Easton, MD	Talbot County Public Schools	703	33.0%	232
4	White Marsh Elementary	Trappe, MD	Talbot County Public Schools	289	19.0%	55
5	St. Michaels Middle/High School	St Michaels, MD	Talbot County Public Schools	449	11.1%	50
6	Chapel District Elementary	Cordova, MD	Talbot County Public Schools	359	11.7%	42
7	St. Michaels Elementary	St Michaels, MD	Talbot County Public Schools	332	9.9%	33
8	Tilghman Elementary	Tilghman, MD	Talbot County Public Schools	99	4.0%	4

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