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The public elementary schools with the most Hispanic students in Michigan · page 32

Ranks 1,551–1,561 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Michigan. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · MICHIGAN

#	School	City	District	Students	% Hispanic	Hispanic students
1551	Birchview School	ISHPEMING, MI	Ishpeming Public School District No. 1	233	0.4%	1
1552	Lewiston Elementary School	LEWISTON, MI	Johannesburg-Lewiston Area Schools	157	0.6%	1
1553	Rapid City Elementary School	RAPID CITY, MI	Kalkaska Public Schools	70	1.4%	1
1554	Floyd M Jewett Elem School	MESICK, MI	Mesick Consolidated Schools	256	0.4%	1
1555	Strange School	GRAND LEDGE, MI	Oneida Township S/D #3	22	4.5%	1
1556	Posen Elementary School	POSEN, MI	Posen Consolidated School District No. 9	118	0.8%	1
1557	Rogers City Elementary School	ROGERS CITY, MI	Rogers City Area Schools	182	0.6%	1
1558	Lucile S Patton Elem School	ROSEVILLE, MI	Roseville Community Schools	171	0.6%	1
1559	EB Holman Elementary School	ATLANTIC MINE, MI	Stanton Township Public Schools	183	0.6%	1
1560	Ingham ISD ASD Programs	EAST LANSING, MI	Ingham ISD	11	9.1%	1
1561	Maple Lane School	STERLING HEIGHTS, MI	Macomb ISD	55	1.8%	1

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