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The public high schools with the most Hispanic students in Collin County, Texas

Across Collin County, Texas, 44 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled. McKinney High School leads the list at 931, against a median of 308 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
44
Collin County, Texas
Top Hispanic students
931
Median Hispanic students
308
MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · COLLIN COUNTY, TEXAS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
1McKinney High SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD2,66834.9%931
2Plano East Sr High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD3,03330.4%922
3Allen High SchoolALLEN, TXALLEN ISD5,20615.0%782
4Wylie East High SchoolWYLIE, TXWYLIE ISD2,70924.8%673
5Plano West Senior High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD2,55925.8%660
6Lovelady High SchoolPRINCETON, TXPRINCETON ISD1,38845.0%624
7McKinney North High SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD2,38726.0%620
8Wylie High SchoolWYLIE, TXWYLIE ISD3,18919.4%618
9McKinney Boyd High SchoolMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD2,54724.0%611
10Plano Sr High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD2,26726.7%605
11Princeton Sr High SchoolPRINCETON, TXPRINCETON ISD1,26246.4%586
12Shepton High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,36042.3%575
13Community High SchoolNEVADA, TXCOMMUNITY ISD1,32843.0%571
14Williams High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,10547.3%523
15Anna High SchoolANNA, TXANNA ISD1,60231.6%506
16Prosper High SchoolPROSPER, TXPROSPER ISD3,75313.1%490
17Frisco High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD1,98523.7%471
18Melissa High SchoolMELISSA, TXMELISSA ISD1,98319.7%391
19Rock Hill High SchoolFRISCO, TXPROSPER ISD2,44213.9%340
20Clark High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,11428.0%312
21Vines High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,00930.8%311
22Farmersville High SchoolFARMERSVILLE, TXFARMERSVILLE ISD76540.3%308
23Lebanon Trail High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD2,17314.1%307
24McMillen High SchoolMURPHY, TXPLANO ISD1,01030.4%307
25Celina High SchoolCELINA, TXCELINA ISD1,32221.2%280
26Walnut Grove High SchoolPROSPER, TXPROSPER ISD2,26812.3%279
27Lowery Freshman CenterALLEN, TXALLEN ISD1,67416.4%275
28Memorial High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD1,43918.8%270
29Emerson High SchoolMCKINNEY, TXFRISCO ISD1,84413.2%243
30Heritage High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD1,9969.5%190
31Centennial High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD2,0189.1%183
32Jasper High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD1,30112.9%168
33Harmony School of Innovation - DallasDALLAS, TXHARMONY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - NORTH TEXAS53929.3%158
34Liberty High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD1,7987.8%140
35Lovejoy High SchoolLUCAS, TXLOVEJOY ISD1,5818.8%139
36Blue Ridge High SchoolBLUE RIDGE, TXBLUE RIDGE ISD29835.6%106
37Independence High SchoolFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD1,6984.9%83
38Academy High SchoolPLANO, TXPLANO ISD27520.0%55
39Achieve AcademyWYLIE, TXWYLIE ISD13335.3%47
40County Residential CenterMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD9230.4%28
41Adult Transition CenterPLANO, TXPLANO ISD10114.8%15
42Plano JJAEPPLANO, TXPLANO ISD977.8%7
43Collin Co J J Alternative Education ProgramFRISCO, TXFRISCO ISD616.7%1
44J J Alternative Education ProgramMCKINNEY, TXMCKINNEY ISD425.0%1
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