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

This ranking covers the public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Middlesex County, Massachusetts, drawn from 70 qualifying public middle schools. Cambridge Street Upper School leads the list at 31.6%, against a median of 4.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
70
Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Top % Black
31.6%
Median % Black
4.9%
MOST BLACK · MIDDLESEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
1Cambridge Street Upper SchoolCambridge, MACambridge30131.6%(95)
2Vassal Lane Upper SchoolCambridge, MACambridge29827.2%(81)
3Putnam Avenue Upper SchoolCambridge, MACambridge28325.4%(72)
4Rindge Avenue Upper SchoolCambridge, MACambridge29219.2%(56)
5John J. McGlynn Middle SchoolMedford, MAMedford46414.4%(67)
6Henry J Robinson MiddleLowell, MALowell60011.2%(67)
7John F Kennedy MiddleWaltham, MAWaltham63511.0%(70)
8Madeleine Dugger AndrewsMedford, MAMedford43510.3%(45)
9Cameron Middle SchoolFramingham, MAFramingham5929.1%(54)
10Daniel L Joyce Middle SchoolWoburn, MAWoburn4558.8%(40)
11John F Kennedy Middle SchoolWoburn, MAWoburn5218.4%(44)
12Christa McAuliffe Charter SchoolFramingham, MAChrista McAuliffe Charter School2848.1%(23)
13Marshall Middle SchoolBillerica, MABillerica5968.1%(48)
14John Glenn MiddleBedford, MABedford6047.8%(47)
15Marshall Simonds MiddleBurlington, MABurlington8487.4%(63)
16Justus C. Richardson Middle SchoolDracut, MADracut9167.1%(65)
17Dr An Wang SchoolLowell, MALowell6637.1%(47)
18Ayer Shirley Regional Middle SchoolShirley, MAAyer Shirley School District4107.1%(29)
19John F. RyanTewksbury, MATewksbury5006.8%(34)
20John W. McDevitt Middle SchoolWaltham, MAWaltham6186.8%(42)
21B.F. Butler Middle SchoolLowell, MALowell5166.8%(35)
22Oak Hill MiddleNewton, MANewton6496.6%(43)
23Fuller MiddleFramingham, MAFramingham5926.3%(37)
241 LT Charles W. Whitcomb SchoolMarlborough, MAMarlborough9656.2%(60)
25Kathryn P. Stoklosa Middle SchoolLowell, MALowell6136.2%(38)
26John W. Wynn MiddleTewksbury, MATewksbury5396.1%(33)
27Walsh MiddleFramingham, MAFramingham7856.1%(48)
28Weston MiddleWeston, MAWeston4516.0%(27)
29Melrose MiddleMelrose, MAMelrose8865.9%(52)
30Tyngsborough MiddleTyngsborough, MATyngsborough3955.8%(23)
31James S Daley Middle SchoolLowell, MALowell6695.7%(38)
32James Sullivan Middle SchoolLowell, MALowell6255.4%(34)
33Jonas Clarke MiddleLexington, MALexington7965.3%(42)
34Walter S Parker MiddleReading, MAReading4675.1%(24)
35F A Day MiddleNewtonville, MANewton8605.0%(43)
36Bigelow MiddleNewton, MANewton4344.8%(21)
37Gibbs SchoolArlington, MAArlington5294.5%(24)
38McCarthy Middle SchoolChelmsford, MAChelmsford8084.5%(36)
39Concord MiddleConcord, MAConcord6434.3%(28)
40Watertown MiddleWatertown, MAWatertown5834.1%(24)
41Charles E Brown MiddleNewton Centre, MANewton7134.1%(29)
42Wm Diamond MiddleLexington, MALexington9364.1%(38)
43Wayland Middle SchoolWayland, MAWayland6623.9%(26)
44Ashland MiddleAshland, MAAshland6853.8%(26)
45Wilson MiddleNatick, MANatick7273.7%(27)
46Arthur W Coolidge MiddleReading, MAReading4053.7%(15)
47Ephraim Curtis MiddleSudbury, MASudbury8163.7%(30)
48David J. Quinn Middle SchoolHudson, MAHudson5463.7%(20)
49Winthrop L Chenery Upper ElementaryBelmont, MABelmont1,0233.6%(37)
50Galvin Middle SchoolWakefield, MAWakefield1,0563.5%(37)
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