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The public schools with the highest share of Asian students in Massachusetts · page 5

Ranks 201–250 of the public schools with the highest share of Asian students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST ASIAN · MASSACHUSETTS

#	School	City	District	Students	Asian students	% Asian
201	Wayland High School	Wayland, MA	Wayland	803	140	17.4%
202	Roland Hayes	Chestnut Hill, MA	Brookline	418	71	17.0%
203	O'Bryant School of Math & Science	Roxbury, MA	Boston	1,509	256	17.0%
204	P Brent Trottier	Southborough, MA	Southborough	404	68	16.8%
205	South Row	Chelmsford, MA	Chelmsford	464	78	16.8%
206	Lowell Community Charter Public School	Lowell, MA	Lowell Community Charter Public	816	137	16.8%
207	Millbury Street Elementary School	Grafton, MA	Grafton	585	98	16.8%
208	Florida Ruffin Ridley School	Brookline, MA	Brookline	857	143	16.7%
209	South Elementary	Andover, MA	Andover	438	73	16.7%
210	Merriam School	Acton, MA	Acton-Boxborough	395	65	16.5%
211	Littleton High School	Littleton, MA	Littleton	482	79	16.4%
212	Bigelow Middle	Newton, MA	Newton	434	71	16.4%
213	Pyne Arts	Lowell, MA	Lowell	462	75	16.2%
214	Morse	Cambridge, MA	Cambridge	328	53	16.2%
215	Cyrus E Dallin	Arlington, MA	Arlington	390	63	16.1%
216	Algonquin Regional High	Northborough, MA	Northboro-Southboro	1,197	193	16.1%
217	Ashland Middle	Ashland, MA	Ashland	685	110	16.1%
218	Fannie E Proctor	Northborough, MA	Northborough	238	38	16.0%
219	F A Day Middle	Newtonville, MA	Newton	860	137	15.9%
220	J F Kennedy Elementary	Randolph, MA	Randolph	453	72	15.9%
221	Joseph McAvinnue	Lowell, MA	Lowell	447	71	15.9%
222	John M Tobin	Cambridge, MA	Cambridge	291	46	15.8%
223	Francis Wyman Elementary	Burlington, MA	Burlington	514	81	15.8%
224	Grafton Middle	Grafton, MA	Grafton	478	75	15.7%
225	Webster Extension	Everett, MA	Everett	211	33	15.6%
226	Loker School	Wayland, MA	Wayland	359	56	15.6%
227	Lincoln	Melrose, MA	Melrose	404	63	15.6%
228	North Attleborough Early Learning Center	North Attleborough, MA	North Attleborough	154	24	15.6%
229	Marshall Simonds Middle	Burlington, MA	Burlington	848	132	15.6%
230	Schofield	Wellesley, MA	Wellesley	291	45	15.5%
231	John D Runkle	Brookline, MA	Brookline	476	73	15.3%
232	Peabody	Cambridge, MA	Cambridge	314	48	15.3%
233	Littleton Middle School	Littleton, MA	Littleton	373	57	15.3%
234	Boston Latin Academy	Dorchester, MA	Boston	1,693	256	15.1%
235	Merrymount	Quincy, MA	Quincy	291	44	15.1%
236	Franklin	West Newton, MA	Newton	320	48	15.0%
237	Dover-Sherborn Regional High	Dover, MA	Dover-Sherborn	610	91	14.9%
238	Hildreth Elementary School	Harvard, MA	Harvard	451	67	14.9%
239	Randolph Community Middle	Randolph, MA	Randolph	640	95	14.8%
240	Henderson K-12 Inclusion School Lower	Dorchester, MA	Boston	196	29	14.8%
241	Thomas Ditson	Billerica, MA	Billerica	542	80	14.8%
242	E W Thurston Middle	Westwood, MA	Westwood	664	98	14.8%
243	The Bromfield Middle School	Harvard, MA	Harvard	244	36	14.8%
244	Shaker Lane Elementary	Littleton, MA	Littleton	425	62	14.6%
245	Parker	Billerica, MA	Billerica	446	65	14.6%
246	Byam School	Chelmsford, MA	Chelmsford	510	74	14.5%
247	Cambridgeport	Cambridge, MA	Cambridge	263	38	14.4%
248	Hardy	Arlington, MA	Arlington	382	55	14.4%
249	John J McGlynn Elementary School	Medford, MA	Medford	505	72	14.3%
250	C.T. Douglas Elementary School	Acton, MA	Acton-Boxborough	408	58	14.2%

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