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The public schools with the most Hispanic students in Covington County, Mississippi

Across Covington County, Mississippi, 6 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled. Collins Elementary School leads the list at 41, against a median of 24 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Covington County, Mississippi
Top Hispanic students
41
Median Hispanic students
24
MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · COVINGTON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
1Collins Elementary SchoolCOLLINS, MSCovington County School District4748.7%41
2Collins High SchoolCOLLINS, MSCovington County School District3738.6%32
3Seminary HighSEMINARY, MSCovington County School District3827.6%29
4Seminary ElementarySeminary, MSCovington County School District4204.3%18
5Seminary MiddleSeminary, MSCovington County School District3654.9%18
6Mt. Olive Attendance CenterMount Olive, MSCovington County School District2821.1%3
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