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The public middle schools with the most Hispanic students in Virginia · page 7

Ranks 301–338 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Virginia. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · VIRGINIA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Hispanic	Hispanic students
301	Thomas H. Henderson Middle	Richmond, VA	Richmond City Public Schools	430	4.2%	18
302	Southampton Middle	Courtland, VA	Southampton County Public Schools	497	3.6%	18
303	Ruffner School	Norfolk, VA	Norfolk City Public Schools	576	3.0%	17
304	Buckingham County Middle	Buckingham, VA	Buckingham County Public Schools	407	3.9%	16
305	Wallace Middle	Bristol, VA	Washington County Public Schools	443	3.6%	16
306	Lylburn Downing Middle	Lexington, VA	Lexington City Public Schools	187	8.0%	15
307	St. Clare Walker Middle	Locust Hill, VA	Middlesex County Public Schools	259	5.8%	15
308	Gretna Middle	Gretna, VA	Pittsylvania County Public Schools	385	3.9%	15
309	Dogwood Middle	Richmond, VA	Richmond City Public Schools	371	4.0%	15
310	Riverheads Middle	Staunton, VA	Augusta County Public Schools	366	4.1%	15
311	Central Middle	Charlotte Court House, VA	Charlotte County Public Schools	381	3.7%	14
312	Luther P. Jackson Middle	Dendron, VA	Surry County Public Schools	201	7.0%	14
313	Union Middle	Big Stone Gap, VA	Wise County Public Schools	561	2.3%	13
314	Scott Memorial Middle	Wytheville, VA	Wythe County Public Schools	305	4.3%	13
315	Dan River Middle	Ringgold, VA	Pittsylvania County Public Schools	438	2.7%	12
316	Thomas Hunter Middle	Mathews, VA	Mathews County Public Schools	176	5.7%	10
317	Luray Middle	Luray, VA	Page County Public Schools	315	3.2%	10
318	Rye Cove Intermediate	Clinchport, VA	Scott County Public Schools	138	7.3%	10
319	Chilhowie Middle	Chilhowie, VA	Smyth County Public Schools	273	3.7%	10
320	Glade Spring Middle	Glade Spring, VA	Washington County Public Schools	228	4.4%	10
321	Buffalo Gap Middle	Swoope, VA	Augusta County Public Schools	285	3.5%	10
322	Central Academy Middle	Fincastle, VA	Botetourt County Public Schools	364	2.5%	9
323	Auburn Middle	Riner, VA	Montgomery County Public Schools	309	2.9%	9
324	Ridgeview Middle	Clintwood, VA	Dickenson County Public Schools	586	1.4%	8
325	Parry McCluer Middle	Buena Vista, VA	Buena Vista City Public Schools	126	4.8%	6
326	Gate City Middle	Gate City, VA	Scott County Public Schools	276	2.2%	6
327	L.F. Addington Middle	Wise, VA	Wise County Public Schools	387	1.6%	6
328	Coeburn Middle	Coeburn, VA	Wise County Public Schools	304	1.6%	5
329	Fort Chiswell Middle	Max Meadows, VA	Wythe County Public Schools	319	1.6%	5
330	Hardin Reynolds Memorial School	Critz, VA	Patrick County Public Schools	203	2.0%	4
331	Lebanon Middle	Lebanon, VA	Russell County Public Schools	301	1.3%	4
332	Northwood Middle	Saltville, VA	Smyth County Public Schools	158	2.5%	4
333	Graham Middle	Bluefield, VA	Tazewell County Public Schools	339	1.2%	4
334	Tazewell Middle	Tazewell, VA	Tazewell County Public Schools	377	1.1%	4
335	Jonesville Middle	Jonesville, VA	Lee County Public Schools	231	1.3%	3
336	Elydale Middle	Ewing, VA	Lee County Public Schools	133	1.5%	2
337	Pennington Middle	Pennington Gap, VA	Lee County Public Schools	278	0.7%	2
338	Rural Retreat Middle	Rural Retreat, VA	Wythe County Public Schools	236	0.8%	2

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