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The public middle schools with the most Hispanic students in Lea County, New Mexico

Across Lea County, New Mexico, 8 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled. HOUSTON MIDDLE SCHOOL leads the list at 611, against a median of 277 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Lea County, New Mexico
Top Hispanic students
611
Median Hispanic students
277
MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · LEA COUNTY, NEW MEXICO
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
1HOUSTON MIDDLE SCHOOLHOBBS, NMHOBBS82274.3%611
2HIGHLAND MIDDLE SCHOOLHOBBS, NMHOBBS80875.0%606
3HEIZER MIDDLE SCHOOLHOBBS, NMHOBBS60690.1%546
4TAYLOR MIDDLELOVINGTON, NMLOVINGTON44281.5%360
5LOVINGTON 6TH GRADE ACADEMYLOVINGTON, NMLOVINGTON23283.6%194
6CATON MIDDLEEUNICE, NMEUNICE17065.9%112
7JAL JR HIGHJAL, NMJAL11989.1%106
8TATUM JR HIGHTATUM, NMTATUM5343.4%23
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