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The public high schools with the most Hispanic students in Montana · page 2

Ranks 51100 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Montana. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · MONTANA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
51Troy High SchoolTroy, MTTroy H S1328.3%11
52Whitefish High SchoolWhitefish, MTWhitefish H S6181.8%11
53Jefferson High SchoolBoulder, MTJefferson H S3063.3%10
54Arlee High SchoolArlee, MTArlee H S1356.7%9
55Darby High SchoolDarby, MTDarby K-12 Schools1167.8%9
56Glasgow High SchoolGlasgow, MTGlasgow K-12 Schools2194.1%9
57Wolf Point High SchoolWolf Point, MTWolf Point H S2004.5%9
58Seeley-Swan High SchoolSeeley Lake, MTMissoula H S859.4%8
59Noxon High SchoolNoxon, MTNoxon H S5614.3%8
60Shepherd High SchoolShepherd, MTShepherd H S2253.6%8
61Rocky Boy High SchoolBox Elder, MTRocky Boy H S1256.4%8
62Billings Opportunity SchoolBillings, MTBillings H S7810.3%8
63Lone Peak High SchoolGallatin Gateway, MTBig Sky School K-121176.0%7
64Belt High SchoolBelt, MTBelt H S927.6%7
65St Ignatius High SchoolSt Ignatius, MTSt Ignatius K-12 Schools1215.8%7
66Culbertson High SchoolCulbertson, MTCulbertson H S779.1%7
67Fairfield High SchoolFairfield, MTFairfield H S1076.5%7
68Fort Benton High SchoolFort Benton, MTFort Benton H S1126.3%7
69Roundup H SRoundup, MTRoundup High School1564.5%7
70Victor High SchoolVictor, MTVictor K-12 Schools749.5%7
71Harlowton High SchoolHarlowton, MTHarlowton K-12669.1%6
72Malta High SchoolMalta, MTMalta K-12 Schools1284.7%6
73Park City High SchoolPark City, MTPark City H S1125.4%6
74Big Sandy High SchoolBig Sandy, MTBig Sandy K-12598.5%5
75Powder River Co Dist HighBroadus, MTPowder River Co Dist H S707.1%5
76Choteau High SchoolChoteau, MTChoteau H S1094.6%5
77Harlem High SchoolHarlem, MTHarlem H S1752.9%5
78Roberts High SchoolRoberts, MTRoberts K-12 Schools4012.5%5
79St Regis High SchoolSt Regis, MTSt Regis K-12 Schools549.3%5
80Bridger High SchoolBridger, MTBridger K-12 Schools586.9%4
81Browning High SchoolBrowning, MTBrowning H S6330.6%4
82Lambert High SchoolLambert, MTLambert H S3312.1%4
83Lavina High SchoolLavina, MTLavina K-12 Schools2317.4%4
84Plains High SchoolPlains, MTPlains K-121213.3%4
85Poplar High SchoolPoplar, MTPoplar H S2751.4%4
86Scobey High SchoolScobey, MTScobey K-12 Schools805.0%4
87Superior High SchoolSuperior, MTSuperior K-12 Schools964.2%4
88Whitehall High SchoolWhitehall, MTWhitehall H S1612.5%4
89Bitterroot Polytech HSHamilton, MTHamilton K-12 Schools874.6%4
90North Star High SchoolRudyard, MTNorth Star HS565.4%3
91Dutton/Brady High SchoolDutton, MTDutton/Brady K-12 Schools2512.0%3
92Shields Valley High SchlClyde Park, MTShields Valley H S595.1%3
93Augusta High SchoolAugusta, MTAugusta H S339.1%3
94Baker High SchoolBaker, MTBaker K-12 Schools1332.3%3
95Cascade High SchoolCascade, MTCascade H S1112.7%3
96Cut Bank High SchoolCut Bank, MTCut Bank H S1831.6%3
97Forsyth High SchoolForsyth, MTForsyth H S1032.9%3
98Froid High SchoolFroid, MTFroid H S407.5%3
99Gardiner High SchoolGardiner, MTGardiner H S555.5%3
100Granite High SchoolPhilipsburg, MTPhilipsburg K-12 Schools565.4%3
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