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The public high schools with the most Hispanic students in Boone County, Missouri

Across Boone County, Missouri, 9 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled. MURIEL BATTLE HIGH SCHOOL leads the list at 182, against a median of 26 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Boone County, Missouri

Top Hispanic students

182

Median Hispanic students

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · BOONE COUNTY, MISSOURI

#	School	City	District	Students	% Hispanic	Hispanic students
1	MURIEL BATTLE HIGH SCHOOL	COLUMBIA, MO	COLUMBIA 93	1,492	12.2%	182
2	DAVID H. HICKMAN HIGH	COLUMBIA, MO	COLUMBIA 93	2,007	6.9%	139
3	ROCK BRIDGE SR. HIGH	COLUMBIA, MO	COLUMBIA 93	1,997	6.5%	130
4	FREDERICK DOUGLASS HIGH	COLUMBIA, MO	COLUMBIA 93	185	33.0%	61
5	Southern Boone High	ASHLAND, MO	SOUTHERN BOONE CO. R-I	570	4.6%	26
6	HALLSVILLE HIGH	HALLSVILLE, MO	HALLSVILLE R-IV	464	3.7%	17
7	CENTRALIA HIGH	CENTRALIA, MO	CENTRALIA R-VI	398	2.3%	9
8	HARRISBURG HIGH	HARRISBURG, MO	HARRISBURG R-VIII	185	4.9%	9
9	STURGEON HIGH	STURGEON, MO	STURGEON R-V	128	1.6%	2

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