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The public middle schools with the most Hispanic students in Austin, Texas

Across Austin, Texas, 41 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled. Burnet Middle School leads the list at 741, against a median of 338 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
41
Austin, Texas
Top Hispanic students
741
Median Hispanic students
338
MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · AUSTIN, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
1Burnet Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD82190.3%741
2John P Ojeda Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXDEL VALLE ISD75988.4%671
3Lively Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD91068.2%621
4Austin Achieve Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ACHIEVE PUBLIC SCHOOLS66990.9%608
5Dailey Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXDEL VALLE ISD76775.6%580
6Westview Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXPFLUGERVILLE ISD77071.3%549
7Bedichek Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD67181.7%548
8Small Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD1,25341.2%516
9Paredes Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD63579.2%503
10Webb Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD50286.1%432
11KIPP Austin College PrepAUSTIN, TXKIPP TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS46591.8%427
12Dobie Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD51281.5%417
13Decker Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXMANOR ISD60667.8%411
14Dessau Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXPFLUGERVILLE ISD59667.5%402
15KIPP Paseo Preparatory SchoolAUSTIN, TXKIPP TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS43690.8%396
16Deerpark Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXROUND ROCK ISD91641.9%384
17KIPP Austin Beacon PrepAUSTIN, TXKIPP TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS39392.6%364
18Covington Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD63256.0%354
19Bailey Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD78544.3%348
20Kealing Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD1,19628.9%345
21KIPP Austin Academy of Arts & LettersAUSTIN, TXKIPP TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS38887.1%338
22Murchison Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD1,20927.4%331
23Lamar Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD1,10929.8%330
24Gorzycki Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD1,30525.2%329
25Hudson Bend Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXLAKE TRAVIS ISD80633.5%270
26O Henry Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD68638.0%261
27General Marshall Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD43152.9%228
28Noel Grisham Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXROUND ROCK ISD61535.8%220
29Cedar Valley Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXROUND ROCK ISD1,30616.5%215
30Garcia YmlaAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD25581.6%208
31Sycamore Springs Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXDRIPPING SPRINGS ISD1,04319.5%203
32Martin Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD24779.8%197
33Sadler Means YwlaAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD27870.5%196
34Canyon Vista Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXROUND ROCK ISD1,29514.6%189
35Mendez Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXAUSTIN ISD19986.9%173
36Four Points Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXLEANDER ISD58128.9%168
37Bee Cave Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXLAKE TRAVIS ISD86116.0%138
38Canyon Ridge Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXLEANDER ISD96414.3%138
39Hill Country Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXEANES ISD94613.5%128
40West Ridge Middle SchoolAUSTIN, TXEANES ISD88613.8%122
41Ki Charter - AustinAUSTIN, TXKI CHARTER475.0%3
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