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

Ranks 101–150 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Rhode Island. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · RHODE ISLAND
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
101Myron J. Francis ElementaryRumford, RIEast Providence39112.3%48
102Hoxsie SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick27817.3%48
103Blackrock SchoolCoventry, RICoventry32214.3%46
104Washington Oak SchoolCoventry, RICoventry5947.6%45
105Saylesville ElementaryLincoln, RILincoln31214.4%45
106Suzanne M. Henseler QuidnessetNorth Kingstown, RINorth Kingstown21221.2%45
107Pleasant View Elementary SchooSmithfield, RISmithfield5528.2%45
108Sherman SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick32413.9%45
109Robertson SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick25917.0%44
110Ashton SchoolCumberland, RICumberland42910.0%43
111Warwick Early Learning CenterWarwick, RIWarwick20720.3%42
112Greenwood SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick25516.1%41
113Lippitt SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick22318.4%41
114Scott SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick18921.7%41
115Peace Dale SchoolPeace Dale, RISouth Kingstown4129.7%40
116Tiogue SchoolCoventry, RICoventry32811.9%39
117Fishing Cove El. SchoolNorth Kingstown, RINorth Kingstown34611.3%39
118Howard Hathaway SchoolPortsmouth, RIPortsmouth4099.5%39
119Hopkins Hill SchoolCoventry, RICoventry32311.5%37
120Springbrook Elementary SchoolWesterly, RIWesterly24314.8%36
121Silver Spring SchoolEast Providence, RIEast Providence22315.7%35
122Park SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick22515.6%35
123Metcalf SchoolExeter, RIExeter-West Greenwich5226.5%34
124Lonsdale ElementaryLincoln, RILincoln28611.9%34
125Melville SchoolPortsmouth, RIPortsmouth31610.8%34
126Cedar Hill SchoolWarwick, RIWarwick29911.4%34
127Oak Lawn SchoolCranston, RICranston24713.4%33
128Colt Andrews SchoolBristol, RIBristol Warren30710.4%32
129Primrose Hill SchoolBarrington, RIBarrington3299.4%31
130Lincoln Central Elem.Lincoln, RILincoln4167.2%30
131Nayatt SchoolBarrington, RIBarrington3568.2%29
132James H. Eldredge SchoolEast Greenwich, RIEast Greenwich3078.8%27
133Old County Road SchoolSmithfield, RISmithfield22811.8%27
134Frenchtown SchoolEast Greenwich, RIEast Greenwich2739.5%26
135Raymond LaPerche SchoolSmithfield, RISmithfield3377.7%26
136Pocasset SchoolTiverton, RITiverton21012.4%26
137Kingston Hill AcademySaunderstown, RIKingston Hill Academy2609.6%25
138Austin T. Levy SchoolHarrisville, RIBurrillville2549.8%25
139Cranston Early Learning CenterCranston, RICranston4951.0%25
140Hampden Meadows SchoolBarrington, RIBarrington4715.1%24
141Community SchoolCumberland, RICumberland5454.4%24
142Matunuck SchoolWakefield, RISouth Kingstown2469.8%24
143William Callahan SchoolHarrisville, RIBurrillville3107.4%23
144Richmond Elementary SchoolWyoming, RIChariho3716.2%23
145Meadowbrook Farms SchoolEast Greenwich, RIEast Greenwich2817.8%22
146James R. D. Oldham SchoolRiverside, RIEast Providence21010.0%21
147Hamilton SchoolNorth Kingstown, RINorth Kingstown4474.7%21
148West Kingston SchoolWest Kingston, RISouth Kingstown3136.7%21
149Fogarty MemorialNorth Scituate, RIGlocester3186.3%20
150Sowams Elementary SchoolBarrington, RIBarrington2507.6%19
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