Washington schools where the Hispanic enrollment share is growing fastest

Change in Hispanic share of enrollment, 2010 to 2023 · 1,705 eligible schools · statewide the share went 17.9% → 26.2% (+8.3 points). Schools above that outpaced WA.

Hispanic White Asian Black Two or more races Pacific Islander American Indian

Growing share Shrinking sharePeriod1Y 5Y 10Y AllTop 25, ranked by points gained.

#	School	Lvl	2010	2023	Change	Pts/yr	Students	Enrollment
1	Pasco Senior High School Pasco · Pasco School District	High	5.0%	83.2%	+78.2	+2.6	+2,000	1,833 → 2,515
2	New Horizons High School Pasco · Pasco School District	High	3.8%	80.2%	+76.4	+2.3	+293	185 → 374
3	Chiawana Senior High School Pasco · Pasco School District	High	2.8%	68.2%	+65.4	+2.0	+2,100	2,023 → 3,163
4	Zillah Middle School Zillah · Zillah School District	Middle	0.0%	61.2%	+61.2	+3.1	+191	104 → 312
5	Seattle World School Seattle · Seattle School District No. 1	High	20.9%	78.4%	+57.5	+4.8	+100	215 → 185
6	Robert Frost Elementary Pasco · Pasco School District	Elem	49.5%	94.7%	+45.2	+2.1	+189	549 → 487
7	Stevens Middle School Pasco · Pasco School District	Middle	50.8%	95.9%	+45.1	+1.6	+431	923 → 938
8	Hilltop Elementary Seattle · Highline School District	Elem	21.8%	63.5%	+41.7	+2.0	+206	600 → 531
9	K-8 Virtual School Yakima · Yakima School District	Elem	35.4%	76.2%	+40.8	+2.9	+14	223 → 122
10	Mount View Elementary Seattle · Highline School District	Elem	24.0%	64.8%	+40.8	+1.7	+135	578 → 423
11	Mark Twain Elementary Pasco · Pasco School District	Elem	34.5%	72.9%	+38.4	+2.5	+169	673 → 550
12	Midway Elementary Des Moines · Highline School District	Elem	5.6%	43.8%	+38.2	+0.2	+217	538 → 564
13	Mcloughlin Middle School Pasco · Pasco School District	Middle	22.5%	59.3%	+36.8	+1.9	+314	1,473 → 1,087
14	Maya Angelou Elementary Pasco · Pasco School District	Elem	27.2%	61.8%	+34.6	+2.2	+121	872 → 579
15	Centralia Middle School Centralia · Centralia School District	Middle	9.3%	43.8%	+34.5	+2.0	+186	486 → 528
16	Big Picture School Burien · Highline School District	High	0.0%	34.5%	+34.5	+1.3	+82	123 → 238
17	Cedarhurst Elementary Burien · Highline School District	Elem	14.4%	48.5%	+34.1	+1.6	+104	613 → 396
18	Nob Hill Elementary School Yakima · Yakima School District	Elem	31.3%	63.7%	+32.4	+2.6	+103	444 → 380
19	Robert Gray Elementary Aberdeen · Aberdeen School District	Elem	13.4%	44.4%	+31.0	+1.8	+76	262 → 250
20	Cascade Elementary School Kennewick · Kennewick School District	Elem	16.4%	46.4%	+30.0	+2.4	+158	554 → 537
21	Paul Rumburg Elementary Entiat · Entiat School District	Elem	35.3%	64.8%	+29.5	+1.7	+93	170 → 236
22	Longfellow Elementary Pasco · Pasco School District	Elem	67.6%	96.8%	+29.2	+1.0	−52	528 → 315
23	Edison Elementary School Walla Walla · Walla Walla Public Schools	Elem	44.9%	74.0%	+29.1	+2.2	+113	501 → 457
24	Chester H Thompson Elementary Tacoma · Bethel School District	Elem	16.2%	45.2%	+29.0	+2.2	+192	625 → 648
25	Pioneer Elementary School Vancouver · Evergreen School District (Clark)	Elem	13.1%	41.8%	+28.7	+2.4	+149	602 → 546

Ranked by percentage-point increase in this group's share of enrollment. Schools need at least 100 students in both 2010 and 2023 to be ranked — without a floor the list fills with tiny schools swinging on a handful of children. Share and headcount can move differently as total enrollment changes, which is what the Pts/yr (trend across the selected period) and Students (headcount gained or lost) columns are there to expose. Enrollment counts come from the federal Common Core of Data via the Urban Institute; “Hispanic” is that source's category.