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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Middlesex County, Massachusetts

This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Middlesex County, Massachusetts, drawn from 360 qualifying public schools. Benjamin Banneker Charter Public School leads the list at 84.1%, against a median of 4.9% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
360
Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Top % Black
84.1%
Median % Black
4.9%
MOST BLACK · MIDDLESEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
1Benjamin Banneker Charter Public SchoolCambridge, MABenjamin Banneker Charter Public35284.1%(296)
2Community Charter School of CambridgeCambridge, MACommunity Charter School of Cambridge25162.5%(157)
3Fletcher/Maynard AcademyCambridge, MACambridge24949.4%(123)
4Kennedy-LongfellowCambridge, MACambridge21536.7%(79)
5Cambridge Street Upper SchoolCambridge, MACambridge30131.6%(95)
6Vassal Lane Upper SchoolCambridge, MACambridge29827.2%(81)
7SalemwoodMalden, MAMalden1,03326.8%(277)
8John M TobinCambridge, MACambridge29126.8%(78)
9Cambridge Rindge and LatinCambridge, MACambridge2,07226.4%(547)
10PeabodyCambridge, MACambridge31425.5%(80)
11Putnam Avenue Upper SchoolCambridge, MACambridge28325.4%(72)
12Lowell Community Charter Public SchoolLowell, MALowell Community Charter Public81624.3%(198)
13King OpenCambridge, MACambridge39123.5%(92)
14Malden Early Learning CenterMalden, MAMalden23823.5%(56)
15Malden HighMalden, MAMalden1,89022.0%(415)
16MorseCambridge, MACambridge32821.3%(70)
17LindenMalden, MAMalden81320.2%(164)
18Cardinal O'Connell Early Learning CenterLowell, MALowell12119.8%(24)
19FerrywayMalden, MAMalden92019.6%(180)
20Rindge Avenue Upper SchoolCambridge, MACambridge29219.2%(56)
21HaggertyCambridge, MACambridge25018.8%(47)
22CambridgeportCambridge, MACambridge26318.6%(49)
23Webster ExtensionEverett, MAEverett21118.5%(39)
24Graham and ParksCambridge, MACambridge36718.0%(66)
25ForestdaleMalden, MAMalden53915.6%(84)
26Everett HighEverett, MAEverett2,30715.5%(357)
27Medford HighMedford, MAMedford1,19515.2%(182)
28John J McGlynn Elementary SchoolMedford, MAMedford50515.1%(76)
29Adams SchoolEverett, MAEverett16214.8%(24)
30Arthur D HealeySomerville, MASomerville48214.5%(70)
31Mary D AltavestaWoburn, MAWoburn24814.5%(36)
32John J. McGlynn Middle SchoolMedford, MAMedford46414.4%(67)
33BeebeMalden, MAMalden92114.3%(132)
34ShamrockWoburn, MAWoburn28413.7%(39)
35Thomas R Plympton Elementary SchoolWaltham, MAWaltham35713.4%(48)
36Lafayette SchoolEverett, MAEverett99813.2%(132)
37ParkerBillerica, MABillerica44613.0%(58)
38Greenmont AvenueDracut, MADracut21112.8%(27)
39Brookside ElementaryDracut, MADracut48712.7%(62)
40William F. Stanley Elementary SchoolWaltham, MAWaltham38112.3%(47)
41GreenhalgeLowell, MALowell48012.3%(59)
42Sumner G. Whittier SchoolEverett, MAEverett61512.0%(74)
43Webster SchoolEverett, MAEverett35112.0%(42)
44George Keverian SchoolEverett, MAEverett87311.9%(104)
45Madeline English SchoolEverett, MAEverett76011.8%(90)
46Northeast Elementary SchoolWaltham, MAWaltham52711.8%(62)
47Mary E Stapleton ElementaryFramingham, MAFramingham35911.7%(42)
48Martin Luther King Jr.Cambridge, MACambridge34011.5%(39)
49Woburn HighWoburn, MAWoburn1,25911.3%(142)
50Pawtucketville MemorialLowell, MALowell46311.2%(52)
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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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