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

Ranks 51–100 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Oklahoma. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · OKLAHOMA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
51Ponca City High SchoolPonca City, OKPONCA CITY1,49817.1%256
52McLain HS for Science and TechTulsa, OKTULSA73132.4%237
53Emerson Alternative Ed. (hs)Oklahoma City, OKOKLAHOMA CITY53044.5%236
54Dove Science Academy HS TulsaTulsa, OKDOVE SCHOOLS OF TULSA (CHARTER)34368.5%235
55Macarthur High SchoolLawton, OKLAWTON1,25318.4%231
56Duncan High SchoolDuncan, OKDUNCAN98121.4%210
57Woodward High SchoolWoodward, OKWOODWARD72228.8%208
58Putnam City North High SchoolOklahoma City, OKPUTNAM CITY1,56712.8%201
59Midwest City High SchoolMidwest City, OKMIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY1,29315.4%199
60Durant High SchoolDurant, OKDURANT1,03619.1%198
61Muskogee High SchoolMuskogee, OKMUSKOGEE1,04518.9%197
62Classen HS of Advanced StudiesOklahoma City, OKOKLAHOMA CITY81024.1%195
63Claremore High SchoolClaremore, OKCLAREMORE1,34914.1%190
64Ardmore High SchoolArdmore, OKARDMORE70726.4%187
65Piedmont High SchoolPiedmont, OKPIEDMONT1,57911.8%187
66Guthrie High SchoolGuthrie, OKGUTHRIE96019.2%184
67Charles Page High SchoolSand Springs, OKSAND SPRINGS1,71610.7%183
68Poteau High SchoolPoteau, OKPOTEAU67426.4%178
69Stillwater High SchoolStillwater, OKSTILLWATER1,34113.3%178
70Harding Charter Preparatory High SchoolOklahoma City, OKHARDING INDEPENDENCE (CHARTER)53832.7%176
71Choctaw High SchoolChoctaw, OKCHOCTAW-NICOMA PARK1,8678.9%167
72Carl Albert High SchoolOklahoma City, OKMIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY1,08715.1%164
73Weatherford High SchoolWeatherford, OKWEATHERFORD65724.4%160
74Elgin High SchoolElgin, OKELGIN78919.9%157
75Elk City High SchoolElk City, OKELK CITY62724.7%155
76Purcell High SchoolPurcell, OKPURCELL43833.1%145
77Shawnee High SchoolShawnee, OKSHAWNEE1,04513.2%138
78McAlester High SchoolMcAlester, OKMCALESTER98213.9%137
79Bethany High SchoolBethany, OKBETHANY55824.2%135
80Heavener High SchoolHeavener, OKHEAVENER30045.0%135
81Marietta High SchoolMarietta, OKMARIETTA28846.9%135
82Catoosa High SchoolCatoosa, OKCATOOSA54223.8%129
838th and 9th Grade AcademyMuskogee, OKMUSKOGEE59521.3%127
84Dimensions AcademyNorman, OKNORMAN56122.1%124
85Stillwater Junior High SchoolStillwater, OKSTILLWATER91013.5%123
86Hennessey High SchoolHennessey, OKHENNESSEY24350.2%122
87Hooker High SchoolHooker, OKHOOKER20459.8%122
88Cache High SchoolCache, OKCACHE64317.7%114
89Noble High SchoolNoble, OKNOBLE90512.2%110
90Sapulpa High SchoolSapulpa, OKSAPULPA1,01510.6%108
91Stilwell High SchoolStilwell, OKSTILWELL64116.9%108
92Newcastle High SchoolNewcastle, OKNEWCASTLE80913.0%105
93Pauls Valley High SchoolPauls Valley, OKPAULS VALLEY36127.7%100
94Douglass High SchoolOklahoma City, OKOKLAHOMA CITY77312.4%96
95Harding Fine Arts High SchoolOklahoma City, OKHARDING FINE ARTS CHARTER ACADEMY40023.8%95
96Chickasha High SchoolChickasha, OKCHICKASHA74512.8%95
97Kingfisher High SchoolKingfisher, OKKINGFISHER40123.7%95
98Collinsville High SchoolCollinsville, OKCOLLINSVILLE91910.2%94
99Glenpool High SchoolGlenpool, OKGLENPOOL80411.4%92
100Ada High SchoolAda, OKADA57615.8%91
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