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The public elementary schools with the most Hispanic students in Nebraska · page 12

Ranks 551562 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Nebraska. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · NEBRASKA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
551HYANNIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLHYANNIS, NEHYANNIS AREA SCHOOLS871.1%1
552LEWISTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLEWISTON, NELEWISTON CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS1220.8%1
553LITCHFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOLLITCHFIELD, NELITCHFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS761.3%1
554TRYON ELEMENTARYTRYON, NEMC PHERSON COUNTY SCHOOLS205.0%1
555NIOBRARA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLNIOBRARA, NENIOBRARA PUBLIC SCHOOLS1340.8%1
556JACKSON ELEMENTARYJACKSON, NEPONCA PUBLIC SCHOOLS1160.9%1
557PINK SCHOOLMARSLAND, NESIOUX COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS616.7%1
558WAUSA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLWAUSA, NEWAUSA PUBLIC SCHOOLS1130.9%1
559WYNOT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLWYNOT, NEWYNOT PUBLIC SCHOOLS821.2%1
560ESU 3 HEAD START - PARKVIEW HEIGHTSLAVISTA, NEEDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT 03147.1%1
561ESU 3 HEAD START - SCCDCPAPILLION, NEEDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNIT 03273.7%1
562EARLY CHILDHOOD AT STANDING BEAR HSLINCOLN, NELINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOLS214.8%1
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