Hispanic students are individuals of Latin American descent who are enrolled in educational institutions. This group includes students from various countries, such as Mexico, Puerto Rico, Cuba, and Colombia, among others. They may speak Spanish as their first language or be bilingual, often using both Spanish and English in their daily lives. In the United States, Hispanic students represent a significant portion of the student population. They face unique challenges, including language barriers and socioeconomic factors, but they also contribute rich cultural diversity to schools. Educational programs often aim to support their academic success and promote inclusivity.