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

This ranking covers the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Uvalde County, Texas, drawn from 11 qualifying public schools. UVALDE H S leads the list at 1,035, against a median of 253 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Uvalde County, Texas

Top Hispanic students

1,035

Median Hispanic students

253

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · UVALDE COUNTY, TEXAS

#	School	City	District	Students	% Hispanic	Hispanic students
1	UVALDE H S	UVALDE, TX	UVALDE CISD	1,148	90.2%	1,035
2	DALTON EL	UVALDE, TX	UVALDE CISD	815	91.2%	743
3	MORALES J H	UVALDE, TX	UVALDE CISD	718	90.8%	652
4	UVALDE EL AT FLORES CAMPUS	UVALDE, TX	UVALDE CISD	592	90.9%	538
5	UVALDE DUAL LANGUAGE ACADEMY	UVALDE, TX	UVALDE CISD	561	87.2%	489
6	KNIPPA SCHOOL	KNIPPA, TX	KNIPPA ISD	408	62.0%	253
7	SABINAL EL	SABINAL, TX	SABINAL ISD	238	89.5%	213
8	SABINAL SECONDARY	SABINAL, TX	SABINAL ISD	224	81.7%	183
9	CROSSROADS ACADEMY	UVALDE, TX	UVALDE CISD	59	96.6%	57
10	UTOPIA SCHOOL	UTOPIA, TX	UTOPIA ISD	196	21.4%	42
11	UCISD RESTORATIVE CENTER	UVALDE, TX	UVALDE CISD	34	97.1%	33

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