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Massachusetts: the school districts with the most Hispanic students

231 districts

Massachusetts public school districts ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled, from federal NCES data. Districts need at least 2 schools and 500 students to qualify. The median ranked district is at 240. Showing ranks 201 to 231.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudents% HispanicHispanic students
201LittletonMA41,6554.5%75
202MonsonMA38009.4%75
203GeorgetownMA41,1976.1%73
204HadleyMA251814.1%73
205MasconometMA21,4774.9%73
206PlainvilleMA265511.1%73
207KingstonMA21,1686.0%70
208PembrokeMA52,3672.9%69
209WrenthamMA29587.2%69
210AcushnetMA29207.3%67
211Southern BerkshireMA460710.9%66
212CarverMA21,4764.3%64
213HarvardMA31,0236.0%61
214Hoosac Valley RegionalMA39985.7%57
215Dover-SherbornMA21,0815.2%56
216SwanseaMA61,9912.8%55
217MiddletonMA27306.6%48
218GatewayMA49034.9%44
219CohassetMA41,3972.8%39
220NorfolkMA21,0563.7%39
221NorwellMA42,1941.7%38
222HullMA38184.5%37
223Mohawk TrailMA48054.5%36
224BoxfordMA27784.5%35
225Manchester Essex RegionalMA41,1902.9%34
226Old RochesterMA21,0503.2%34
227BerkleyMA28334.0%33
228TopsfieldMA25984.3%26
229RockportMA38043.0%24
230Pioneer ValleyMA35813.1%18
231WinthropMA41,9610.2%4

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