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The public elementary schools with the most Hispanic students in Providence County, Rhode Island · page 3

Ranks 101–109 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Providence County, Rhode Island. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · PROVIDENCE COUNTY, RHODE ISLAND

#	School	City	District	Students	% Hispanic	Hispanic students
101	William Callahan School	Harrisville, RI	Burrillville	310	7.4%	23
102	James R. D. Oldham School	Riverside, RI	East Providence	210	10.0%	21
103	Fogarty Memorial	North Scituate, RI	Glocester	318	6.3%	20
104	Steere Farm Elementary School	Pascoag, RI	Burrillville	268	6.7%	18
105	Capt. Isaac Paine El. School	Foster, RI	Foster	241	3.3%	8
106	West Glocester Elementary	Chepachet, RI	Glocester	243	3.3%	8
107	Clayville School	Clayville, RI	Scituate	140	3.6%	5
108	Hope School	Hope, RI	Scituate	163	3.1%	5
109	North Scituate School	North Scituate, RI	Scituate	238	1.7%	4

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