Washington schools where the Hispanic enrollment share is shrinking fastest

Change in Hispanic share of enrollment, 2013 to 2023 · 1,737 eligible schools · statewide the share went 20.9% → 26.1% (+5.2 points). Schools with the most negative changes appear first, regardless of the statewide direction.

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

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

#	School	Lvl	2013	2023	Change	Pts/yr	Students	Enrollment
1	Mark Twain Elementary School Federal Way · Federal Way School District	Elem	45.8%	28.7%	−17.1	−1.8	−103	561 → 537
2	Paterson Elementary School Paterson · Paterson School District	Elem	46.4%	31.2%	−15.2	−1.4	−8	110 → 138
3	Wallace Elementary Kelso · Kelso School District	Elem	39.9%	24.9%	−15.0	−1.6	−54	376 → 386
4	Springbrook Elementary School Kent · Kent School District	Elem	34.7%	21.4%	−13.3	−1.8	−102	499 → 332
5	Rose Hill Elementary Kirkland · Lake Washington School District	Elem	25.4%	12.6%	−12.8	−1.3	−19	351 → 555
6	George T. Daniel Elementary School Kent · Kent School District	Elem	34.8%	22.5%	−12.3	−1.1	−107	537 → 355
7	Orondo Elementary and Middle School Orondo · Orondo School District	Elem	92.5%	80.2%	−12.3	−1.3	−44	161 → 131
8	Saint Helens Elementary Longview · Longview School District	Elem	42.9%	30.8%	−12.1	−1.1	−57	333 → 279
9	Panther Lake Elementary School Kent · Kent School District	Elem	29.1%	17.3%	−11.8	−1.5	−114	649 → 433
10	Reed Elementary School Tacoma · Tacoma School District	Elem	36.4%	24.9%	−11.5	−1.2	−79	462 → 357
11	Firgrove Elementary Puyallup · Puyallup School District	Elem	32.4%	21.1%	−11.3	−1.8	−58	589 → 631
12	Horizon Elementary Everett · Mukilteo School District	Elem	64.9%	53.9%	−11.0	−1.1	−256	833 → 529
13	Tyee Park Elementary School Lakewood · Clover Park School District	Elem	46.2%	35.7%	−10.5	−1.1	−91	457 → 336
14	Centennial Elementary School Mount Vernon · Mount Vernon School District	Elem	75.0%	64.6%	−10.4	−1.5	−210	655 → 435
15	Roxhill Elementary School Seattle · Seattle School District No. 1	Elem	36.6%	26.4%	−10.2	−1.7	−63	369 → 273
16	Albert Einstein Elementary Redmond · Lake Washington School District	Elem	32.0%	22.0%	−10.0	−1.1	−50	487 → 481
17	Cedar Valley Elementary School Covington · Kent School District	Elem	34.3%	24.4%	−9.9	−0.4	−32	318 → 315
18	West Seattle Elementary School Seattle · Seattle School District No. 1	Elem	17.8%	8.0%	−9.8	−0.9	−46	428 → 374
19	Valley View Elementary Toppenish · Toppenish School District	Elem	96.2%	86.8%	−9.4	−1.1	+10	399 → 454
20	Wildwood Elementary Puyallup · Puyallup School District	Elem	23.6%	14.3%	−9.3	−1.1	−63	491 → 370
21	Stanton Academy Yakima · Yakima School District	High	76.5%	67.2%	−9.3	−0.7	−150	370 → 198
22	Tonasket Elementary School Tonasket · Tonasket School District	Elem	44.7%	35.5%	−9.2	−0.8	−64	528 → 484
23	Maplewood Heights Elementary School Renton · Renton School District	Elem	22.7%	13.6%	−9.1	−0.5	−71	555 → 405
24	Washington Elementary School Mount Vernon · Mount Vernon School District	Elem	65.4%	56.4%	−9.0	−0.3	−101	436 → 326
25	Manson High School Manson · Manson School District	High	69.9%	60.9%	−9.0	−1.0	+8	196 → 238

Ranked by percentage-point decrease in this group's share of enrollment. Schools need at least 100 students in both 2013 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.