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The public high schools with the most Hispanic students in Nebraska · page 6

Ranks 251264 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Nebraska. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · NEBRASKA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
251CALLAWAY HIGH SCHOOLCALLAWAY, NECALLAWAY PUBLIC SCHOOLS741.4%1
252FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOLFRANKLIN, NEFRANKLIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS771.3%1
253EUSTIS-FARNAM HIGH SCHOOLEUSTIS, NEEUSTIS-FARNAM PUBLIC SCHOOLS671.5%1
254ELMWOOD-MURDOCK JR/SR HIGH SCHMURDOCK, NEELMWOOD-MURDOCK PUBLIC SCHOOLS2050.5%1
255ELGIN HIGH SCHOOLELGIN, NEELGIN PUBLIC SCHOOLS791.3%1
256HUMPHREY JR-SR HIGH SCHOOLHUMPHREY, NEHUMPHREY PUBLIC SCHOOLS1320.8%1
257HYANNIS HIGH SCHOOLHYANNIS, NEHYANNIS AREA SCHOOLS601.7%1
258KEYA PAHA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLSPRINGVIEW, NEKEYA PAHA COUNTY SCHOOLS392.6%1
259MULLEN HIGH SCHOOLMULLEN, NEMULLEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS452.2%1
260NIOBRARA SECONDARY SCHOOLNIOBRARA, NENIOBRARA PUBLIC SCHOOLS771.3%1
261RANDOLPH HIGH SCHOOLRANDOLPH, NERANDOLPH PUBLIC SCHOOLS1021.0%1
262THEDFORD HIGH SCHOOLTHEDFORD, NETHEDFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS541.9%1
263VERDIGRE HIGH SCHOOLVERDIGRE, NEVERDIGRE PUBLIC SCHOOLS801.3%1
264WYNOT HIGH SCHOOLWYNOT, NEWYNOT PUBLIC SCHOOLS561.8%1
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