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

Across Texas County, Missouri, 12 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled. HOUSTON ELEM. leads the list at 12, against a median of 6 across the ranked schools.

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MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · TEXAS COUNTY, MISSOURI

#	School	City	District	Students	% Hispanic	Hispanic students
1	HOUSTON ELEM.	HOUSTON, MO	HOUSTON R-I	443	2.7%	12
2	HOUSTON HIGH	HOUSTON, MO	HOUSTON R-I	359	3.3%	12
3	CABOOL MIDDLE	CABOOL, MO	CABOOL R-IV	206	5.3%	11
4	LICKING ELEM.	LICKING, MO	LICKING R-VIII	416	1.9%	8
5	CABOOL HIGH	CABOOL, MO	CABOOL R-IV	209	3.4%	7
6	CABOOL ELEM.	CABOOL, MO	CABOOL R-IV	310	1.9%	6
7	HOUSTON MIDDLE	HOUSTON, MO	HOUSTON R-I	198	3.0%	6
8	LICKING HIGH	LICKING, MO	LICKING R-VIII	397	1.5%	6
9	PLATO HIGH	PLATO, MO	PLATO R-V	305	0.7%	2
10	SUMMERSVILLE HIGH	SUMMERSVILLE, MO	SUMMERSVILLE R-II	215	0.9%	2
11	EXCEPTIONAL CHILD COOP.	HOUSTON, MO	HOUSTON R-I	40	2.5%	1
12	PLATO ELEM.	PLATO, MO	PLATO R-V	218	0.5%	1

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