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The public schools with the most Hispanic students in Carson City, Nevada

Across Carson City, Nevada, 9 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled. Eagle Valley Middle School leads the list at 422, against a median of 300 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Carson City, Nevada
Top Hispanic students
422
Median Hispanic students
300
MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · CARSON CITY, NEVADA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
1Eagle Valley Middle SchoolCarson City, NVCarson City85449.4%422
2Carson Middle SchoolCarson City, NVCarson City83345.1%376
3Empire ElementaryCarson City, NVCarson City44576.0%338
4Mark Twain ElementaryCarson City, NVCarson City49764.2%319
5Fremont ElementaryCarson City, NVCarson City55354.3%300
6Bordewich/Bray ElementaryCarson City, NVCarson City53945.8%247
7Al Seeliger ElementaryCarson City, NVCarson City52740.0%211
8Edith W. Fritsch ElementaryCarson City, NVCarson City50033.6%168
9Carson MontessoriCarson City, NVCarson City27921.9%61
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