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Most racially diverse Massachusetts public schools

Massachusetts public schools ranked by how balanced their student body is. "Max group" is the largest racial or ethnic group's share of enrollment, with the name of that group; the school where this is lowest is the most balanced.

MASSACHUSETTS · MOST RACIALLY DIVERSE
#SchoolCityStudentsMax group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
51ForestdaleMalden53937.9% White (204)37.9%(204)15.6%(84)26.2%(141)12.1%(65)
52Tynan Elementary SchoolSouth Boston22737.9% Black (86)14.1%(32)37.9%(86)33.9%(77)7.9%(18)
53Calvin Coolidge SchoolShrewsbury28738.0% White (109)38.0%(109)7.0%(20)21.3%(61)26.8%(77)
54Morningside Community SchoolPittsfield37638.0% Hispanic (143)30.9%(116)17.8%(67)38.0%(143)0.5%(2)
55South Shore Charter Public SchoolNorwell1,05738.0% Black (402)33.9%(358)38.0%(402)10.6%(112)9.5%(100)
56Matthew J Kuss MiddleFall River64638.1% White (246)38.1%(246)13.5%(87)37.1%(240)2.8%(18)
57Letourneau Elementary SchoolFall River56638.2% White (216)38.2%(216)14.8%(84)37.8%(214)1.8%(10)
58William H LincolnBrookline49438.3% White (189)38.3%(189)10.3%(51)14.2%(70)25.9%(128)
59Lincoln-EliotNewton33638.4% White (129)38.4%(129)7.1%(24)21.1%(71)22.0%(74)
60James B CongdonNew Bedford29938.5% Hispanic (115)34.1%(102)20.4%(61)38.5%(115)0.3%(1)
61TuckerMilton45438.5% White (175)38.5%(175)29.7%(135)12.3%(56)7.3%(33)
62Henry Lord Community SchoolFall River81738.6% Hispanic (315)35.6%(291)14.6%(119)38.6%(315)1.1%(9)
63John J McGlynn Elementary SchoolMedford50538.6% White (195)38.6%(195)15.1%(76)28.1%(142)14.3%(72)
64Rice SquareWorcester50238.6% Hispanic (194)20.7%(104)25.9%(130)38.6%(194)10.0%(50)
65John F Parker MiddleTaunton51738.7% White (200)38.7%(200)34.4%(178)17.6%(91)0.6%(3)
66Peter W ReillyLowell47138.9% White (183)38.9%(183)5.5%(26)37.4%(176)10.8%(51)
67Thomas R Plympton Elementary SchoolWaltham35738.9% White (139)38.9%(139)13.4%(48)38.1%(136)4.2%(15)
68Keith Middle SchoolNew Bedford94939.0% Hispanic (370)35.6%(338)18.1%(172)39.0%(370)0.9%(9)
69Hampden Charter School of ScienceChicopee93839.0% Hispanic (366)31.1%(292)22.5%(211)39.0%(366)3.7%(35)
70Dr. Rick DeCristofaro Learning CenterQuincy26139.1% Asian (102)24.1%(63)18.0%(47)11.5%(30)39.1%(102)
71Pioneer Charter School of ScienceEverett79539.1% White (311)39.1%(311)20.9%(166)27.0%(215)8.8%(70)
72Richard L. Wilkins Elementary SchoolStoughton35739.2% White (140)39.2%(140)27.2%(97)21.6%(77)5.3%(19)
73FerrywayMalden92039.2% Hispanic (361)18.4%(169)19.6%(180)39.2%(361)18.1%(167)
74Curley K-8 SchoolJamaica Plain90239.3% Hispanic (354)31.4%(283)17.5%(158)39.3%(354)4.5%(41)
75Charles J PrescottNorwood26739.3% White (105)39.3%(105)15.0%(40)18.4%(49)18.4%(49)
76Elsie A Hastings ElementaryWestborough47839.3% White (188)39.3%(188)1.9%(9)19.7%(94)33.7%(161)
77Talbot Innovation SchoolFall River58239.4% Hispanic (229)34.0%(198)15.8%(92)39.4%(229)2.9%(17)
78Ohrenberger SchoolWest Roxbury47739.6% Hispanic (189)15.1%(72)38.4%(183)39.6%(189)2.9%(14)
79LawrenceBrookline63039.7% White (250)39.7%(250)5.1%(32)8.6%(54)37.0%(233)
80May StreetWorcester31039.7% White (123)39.7%(123)15.8%(49)27.7%(86)7.7%(24)
81John F KennedyHolbrook68540.0% White (274)40.0%(274)23.4%(160)21.3%(146)5.0%(34)
82Edith C BakerChestnut Hill66540.0% White (266)40.0%(266)7.1%(47)10.7%(71)33.5%(223)
83Pyne ArtsLowell46240.0% Hispanic (185)33.8%(156)5.2%(24)40.0%(185)16.2%(75)
84Quincy HighQuincy1,51440.1% White (607)40.1%(607)14.9%(226)15.1%(228)22.7%(343)
85Bartlett Community PartnershipLowell40840.2% Hispanic (164)12.8%(52)10.1%(41)40.2%(164)33.3%(136)
86CambridgeportCambridge26340.3% White (106)40.3%(106)18.6%(49)15.2%(40)14.4%(38)
87Elwyn G CampbellNew Bedford26740.5% White (108)40.5%(108)12.0%(32)40.1%(107)1.1%(3)
88Boston Teachers Union K-8 PilotJamaica Plain24940.6% Hispanic (101)24.9%(62)22.1%(55)40.6%(101)1.6%(4)
89Stoughton HighStoughton1,11840.6% White (454)40.6%(454)31.6%(353)15.8%(177)6.0%(67)
90TatnuckWorcester37640.7% White (153)40.7%(153)18.9%(71)30.6%(115)4.0%(15)
91Dr An Wang SchoolLowell66340.7% Hispanic (270)26.4%(175)7.1%(47)40.7%(270)21.3%(141)
92PeabodyCambridge31440.8% White (128)40.8%(128)25.5%(80)6.4%(20)15.3%(48)
93Lowell HighLowell3,44640.8% Hispanic (1,406)17.9%(617)9.2%(318)40.8%(1,406)28.2%(971)
94MorseCambridge32840.9% White (134)40.9%(134)21.3%(70)10.4%(34)16.2%(53)
95William SeachWeymouth37240.9% White (152)40.9%(152)19.4%(72)27.1%(101)6.5%(24)
96Carlton M. Viveiros Elementary SchoolFall River71240.9% Hispanic (291)35.0%(249)13.5%(96)40.9%(291)3.4%(24)
97John J DoranFall River52541.0% White (215)41.0%(215)12.6%(66)35.8%(188)0.0%(0)
98Elizabeth Carter BrooksNew Bedford26141.0% White (107)41.0%(107)16.9%(44)32.2%(84)0.0%(0)
99Thomas R RodmanNew Bedford20041.0% White (82)41.0%(82)12.5%(25)41.0%(82)1.0%(2)
100Harvard-Kent Elementary SchoolCharlestown33441.0% White (137)41.0%(137)14.7%(49)28.1%(94)12.3%(41)
Page 2 of 20 · 1,000 ranked. Schools with 200+ students. Lower "max group" means a more balanced student body across racial categories.

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