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The public schools with the most Hispanic students in Missouri · page 16

Ranks 751–800 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Missouri. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · MISSOURI
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
751CHAPEL LAKES ELEM.LEE'S SUMMIT, MOBLUE SPRINGS R-IV6004.8%29
752OSAGE BEACH ELEMENTARYOSAGE BEACH, MOCAMDENTON R-III21913.2%29
753FESTUS ELEM.FESTUS, MOFESTUS R-VI1,0452.8%29
754LITTLE BLUE ELEMENTARYINDEPENDENCE, MOINDEPENDENCE 3026311.0%29
755RUSSELL HAWKINS JR. HIGHJACKSON, MOJACKSON R-II8673.3%29
756SAPPINGTON ELEM.ST LOUIS, MOLINDBERGH SCHOOLS5045.8%29
757LONE JACK HIGHLONE JACK, MOLONE JACK C-64007.3%29
758EDWIN P. HUBBLE ELEM.MARSHFIELD, MOMARSHFIELD R-I4396.6%29
759OAK GROVE MIDDLEOAK GROVE, MOOAK GROVE R-VI3019.6%29
760CRAIG ELEM.ST LOUIS, MOPARKWAY C-24236.9%29
761HANNA WOODS ELEM.BALLWIN, MOPARKWAY C-23608.1%29
762ROCKWOOD VALLEY MIDDLEWILDWOOD, MOROCKWOOD R-VI6434.5%29
763Horizon ElementarySMITHVILLE, MOSMITHVILLE R-II4486.5%29
764PITTMAN ELEM.SPRINGFIELD, MOSPRINGFIELD R-XII23512.3%29
765TROY SOUTH MIDDLE SCHOOLMOSCOW MILLS, MOTROY R-III7603.8%29
766JOURNEY ELEMENTARYWENTZVILLE, MOWENTZVILLE R-IV5954.9%29
767WILLARD INTERMEDIATE-SOUTHSPRINGFIELD, MOWILLARD R-II28410.2%29
768RUSSELL ELEM.HAZELWOOD, MOHAZELWOOD3737.5%28
769HOLCOMB HIGHHOLCOMB, MOHOLCOMB R-III19414.4%28
770FIELD EARLY CHILD./KDGN. CTR.NEOSHO, MONEOSHO SCHOOL DISTRICT11225.0%28
771MCKELVEY INTERMEDIATEMARYLAND HEIGHTS, MOPARKWAY C-24326.5%28
772REEDS SPRING PRIMARYREEDS SPRING, MOREEDS SPRING R-IV2849.9%28
773ELLISON ELEM.ST JOSEPH, MOST. JOSEPH3438.2%28
774PICKETT ELEM.ST JOSEPH, MOST. JOSEPH25011.2%28
775SOUTHLAND ELEM.CARDWELL, MOSOUTHLAND C-915018.7%28
776GRAY ELEM.SPRINGFIELD, MOSPRINGFIELD R-XII4745.9%28
777HARRIS ELEM.ST CHARLES, MOST. CHARLES R-VI4086.9%28
778SOLDAN INTERNATIONAL STUDIESST LOUIS, MOST. LOUIS CITY3378.3%28
779MULLANPHY BOTANICAL GARDENSST LOUIS, MOST. LOUIS CITY4136.8%28
780Academie Lafayette Armour IMSKANSAS CITY, MOACADEMIE LAFAYETTE2959.2%27
781ADRIAN ELEM.ADRIAN, MOADRIAN R-III3148.6%27
782BUFFALO HIGHBUFFALO, MODALLAS CO. R-I5115.3%27
783SHERWOOD ELEM.ARNOLD, MOFOX C-63477.8%27
784HANNIBAL SR. HIGHHANNIBAL, MOHANNIBAL 601,0482.6%27
785BOSWELL ELEM.LEBANON, MOLEBANON R-III5814.7%27
786MRH EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTERMAPLEWOOD, MOMAPLEWOOD-RICHMOND HEIGHTS4516.0%27
787MRH ELEMENTARYRICHMOND HEIGHTS, MOMAPLEWOOD-RICHMOND HEIGHTS4366.2%27
788DANIEL WEBSTER ELEM.MARSHFIELD, MOMARSHFIELD R-I4366.2%27
789NEVADA MIDDLENEVADA, MONEVADA R-V5115.3%27
790BRENNAN WOODS ELEM.HIGH RIDGE, MONORTHWEST R-I4705.7%27
791ZITZMAN ELEM.PACIFIC, MOMERAMEC VALLEY R-III4695.8%27
792RIVERBEND SCH.PACIFIC, MOMERAMEC VALLEY R-III4426.1%27
793POPLAR BLUFF JR. HIGHPOPLAR BLUFF, MOPOPLAR BLUFF R-I7353.7%27
794WING ELEM.SIKESTON, MOSIKESTON R-63597.5%27
795YORK ELEM.SPRINGFIELD, MOSPRINGFIELD R-XII22512.0%27
796METRO HIGHST LOUIS, MOST. LOUIS CITY3178.5%27
797GRANBYGRANBY, MOEAST NEWTON CO. R-VI5834.6%27
798MARTIN WARREN ELEM.WARRENSBURG, MOWARRENSBURG R-VI4076.6%27
799WINDSOR MIDDLEImperial, MOWINDSOR C-16084.4%27
800FAIRVIEW ELEM.COLUMBIA, MOCOLUMBIA 934715.5%26
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