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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Middlesex County, Massachusetts · page 2

Ranks 51100 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · MIDDLESEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
51Henry J Robinson MiddleLowell, MALowell60011.2%(67)
52John F Kennedy MiddleWaltham, MAWaltham63511.0%(70)
53West Somerville NeighborhoodSomerville, MASomerville39710.8%(43)
54Joseph McAvinnueLowell, MALowell44710.7%(48)
55Lincoln SchoolLincoln, MALincoln54610.6%(58)
56S Christa McAuliffe ElementaryLowell, MALowell50110.6%(53)
57Dracut Senior HighDracut, MADracut79210.3%(82)
58Madeleine Dugger AndrewsMedford, MAMedford43510.3%(45)
59Bartlett Community PartnershipLowell, MALowell40810.1%(41)
60Winter Hill CommunitySomerville, MASomerville38810.1%(39)
61Somerville HighSomerville, MASomerville1,39410.0%(140)
62Francis Wyman ElementaryBurlington, MABurlington5149.9%(51)
63Parlin SchoolEverett, MAEverett9929.8%(97)
64Goodyear Elementary SchoolWoburn, MAWoburn3529.7%(34)
65AlcottConcord, MAConcord4389.6%(42)
66Lowell HighLowell, MALowell3,4469.2%(318)
67Innovation Academy Charter SchoolTyngsboro, MAInnovation Academy Charter7709.2%(71)
68Maria L. BaldwinCambridge, MACambridge3609.2%(33)
69WashingtonLowell, MALowell2529.1%(23)
70Cameron Middle SchoolFramingham, MAFramingham5929.1%(54)
71Missituk Elementary SchoolMedford, MAMedford4189.1%(38)
72Linscott-RumfordWoburn, MAWoburn2099.1%(19)
73Burlington HighBurlington, MABurlington1,0199.0%(92)
74Waltham Sr HighWaltham, MAWaltham1,7919.0%(161)
75Ayer Shirley Regional High SchoolAyer, MAAyer Shirley School District4178.9%(37)
76L F DewingTewksbury, MATewksbury3728.9%(33)
77HarringtonLexington, MALexington3748.8%(33)
78Daniel L Joyce Middle SchoolWoburn, MAWoburn4558.8%(40)
79Lt Eleazer DavisBedford, MABedford5018.8%(44)
80Charlotte M Murkland ElementaryLowell, MALowell4488.7%(39)
81Rogers STEM AcademyLowell, MALowell8928.6%(77)
82Francis J KaneMarlborough, MAMarlborough5758.5%(49)
83John F Kennedy Middle SchoolWoburn, MAWoburn5218.4%(44)
84Billerica Memorial High SchoolBillerica, MABillerica1,8168.4%(153)
85Capuano Early Childhood CenterSomerville, MASomerville2508.4%(21)
86Gr Lowell Regional Vocational TechnicalTyngsborough, MAGreater Lowell Regional Vocational Technical2,3148.3%(192)
87Milton Fuller RobertsMedford, MAMedford5868.2%(48)
88Page Hilltop Elementary SchoolAyer, MAAyer Shirley School District5398.2%(44)
89Dr Gertrude BaileyLowell, MALowell4548.2%(37)
90Christa McAuliffe Charter SchoolFramingham, MAChrista McAuliffe Charter School2848.1%(23)
91Marshall Middle SchoolBillerica, MABillerica5968.1%(48)
92ZervasWaban, MANewton3998.0%(32)
93Lowell Middlesex Academy Charter SchoolLowell, MALowell Middlesex Academy Charter1267.9%(10)
94Joseph A Campbell ElementaryDracut, MADracut5657.8%(44)
95John Glenn MiddleBedford, MABedford6047.8%(47)
96Carol Huebner Early Childhood ProgramActon, MAActon-Boxborough1167.8%(9)
97Benjamin G BrownSomerville, MASomerville2197.8%(17)
98Roger E WellingtonBelmont, MABelmont4267.8%(33)
99Frederick J DutileNorth Billerica, MABillerica3107.7%(24)
100Newton Early Childhood ProgramNewton, MANewton1737.5%(13)
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