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The public high schools with the most Hispanic students in Gratiot County, Michigan

7 public high schools in Gratiot County, Michigan 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. Alma Senior High School leads the list at 66, against a median of 22 across the ranked schools.

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Gratiot County, Michigan

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MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · GRATIOT COUNTY, MICHIGAN

#	School	City	District	Students	% Hispanic	Hispanic students
1	Alma Senior High School	ALMA, MI	Alma Public Schools	552	12.0%	66
2	St Louis High School	SAINT LOUIS, MI	St. Louis Public Schools	244	14.8%	36
3	Ithaca High School	ITHACA, MI	Ithaca Public Schools	442	6.6%	29
4	Breckenridge MiddleHigh School	BRECKENRIDGE, MI	Breckenridge Community Schools	310	7.1%	22
5	Fulton High School	MIDDLETON, MI	Fulton Schools	173	9.3%	16
6	Gratiot Continuous Learning Center	ALMA, MI	Ashley Community Schools	41	24.4%	10
7	Ashley High School	ASHLEY, MI	Ashley Community Schools	48	2.1%	1

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