K-12 hispanic student population - Wyoming

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K-12 hispanic student population (Percent) – 2011

Data Provided by: Wyoming Children's Action Alliance

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Scale: 0.2% - 30.2%


Wyoming	12.6%
Albany #1	16.3%
Big Horn #1	11.9%
Big Horn #2	11.1%
Big Horn #3	17.1%
Big Horn #4	15.5%
Campbell #1	8.4%
Carbon #1	30.2%
Carbon #2	5.8%
Converse #1	8.0%
Converse #2	7.3%
Crook #1	3.0%
Fremont #1	7.1%
Fremont #14	0.2%
Fremont #2	0.6%
Fremont #21	1.4%
Fremont #24	11.1%
Fremont #25	7.8%
Fremont #38	1.8%
Fremont #6	5.1%
Goshen #1	17.3%
Hot Springs #1	3.2%
Johnson #1	5.8%
Laramie #1	20.1%
Laramie #2	13.8%
Lincoln #1	8.7%
Lincoln #2	4.2%
Natrona #1	8.9%
Niobrara #1	4.6%
Park #1	11.7%
Park #16	0.8%
Park #6	4.1%
Platte #1	9.8%
Platte #2	19.0%
Sheridan #1	3.5%
Sheridan #2	5.9%
Sheridan #3	5.6%
Sublette #1	9.0%
Sublette #9	15.4%
Sweetwater #1	20.7%
Sweetwater #2	19.4%
Teton #1	27.8%
Uinta #1	13.6%
Uinta #4	1.8%
Uinta #6	4.4%
Washakie #1	26.3%
Washakie #2	2.9%
Weston #1	4.3%
Weston #7	1.6%

Definitions: Percentage of Hispanic students enrolled in K-12 classes by Wyoming School District.

Data Source: Wyoming Department of Education Data Management and Education Statistics Website: http://www.k12.wy.us/TCD/data.asp Statistical Report Series #2

Footnotes: Enrollment is tallied in the fall semester of each school year.
For example: 2010 = 2010-11 School Year

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