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

118 public elementary schools in Norfolk County, Massachusetts appear in this ranking of the public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. J F Kennedy Elementary leads the list at 56.3%, against a median of 5.7% 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
118
Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Top % Black
56.3%
Median % Black
5.7%
MOST BLACK · NORFOLK COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
1J F Kennedy ElementaryRandolph, MARandolph45356.3%(255)
2Martin E Young ElementaryRandolph, MARandolph32054.1%(173)
3Margaret L DonovanRandolph, MARandolph41549.9%(207)
4North Randolph Elementary SchoolRandolph, MARandolph28247.9%(135)
5Edwin A Jones Early Childhood CenterStoughton, MAStoughton10139.6%(40)
6Joseph H GibbonsStoughton, MAStoughton38930.9%(120)
7Ralph D ButlerAvon, MAAvon32330.0%(97)
8Helen Hansen ElementaryStoughton, MAStoughton28529.8%(85)
9TuckerMilton, MAMilton45429.7%(135)
10Joseph R Dawe Jr ElementaryStoughton, MAStoughton40329.3%(118)
11South ElementaryStoughton, MAStoughton30527.2%(83)
12Richard L. Wilkins Elementary SchoolStoughton, MAStoughton35727.2%(97)
13John F KennedyHolbrook, MAHolbrook68523.4%(160)
14William SeachWeymouth, MAWeymouth37219.4%(72)
15Dr. Rick DeCristofaro Learning CenterQuincy, MAQuincy26118.0%(47)
16Clifford H Marshall ElementaryQuincy, MAQuincy53517.2%(92)
17Lincoln-Hancock Community SchoolQuincy, MAQuincy56515.4%(87)
18Donald RossBraintree, MABraintree18215.4%(28)
19Snug Harbor Community SchoolQuincy, MAQuincy38015.3%(58)
20Charles J PrescottNorwood, MANorwood26715.0%(40)
21Dean S LuceCanton, MACanton50913.6%(69)
22Cornelius M CallahanNorwood, MANorwood24713.4%(33)
23Amelio Della Chiesa Early Childhood CenterQuincy, MAQuincy17012.9%
24John P OldhamNorwood, MANorwood26112.6%(33)
25Lt Peter M HansenCanton, MACanton53811.9%(64)
26RiverdaleDedham, MADedham20611.7%(24)
27Early Childhood CenterDedham, MADedham28511.6%(33)
28Rodman Early Childhood CenterCanton, MACanton12111.6%(14)
29Weymouth Early Childhood CenterWeymouth, MAWeymouth22211.3%(25)
30George F. WillettNorwood, MANorwood25610.9%(28)
31AveryDedham, MADedham32110.6%(34)
32BalchNorwood, MANorwood30310.6%(32)
33William H LincolnBrookline, MABrookline49410.3%(51)
34Academy AvenueWeymouth, MAWeymouth35710.1%(36)
35F A ClevelandNorwood, MANorwood33910.0%(34)
36OakdaleDedham, MADedham2629.2%(24)
37Vincent M Igo ElementaryFoxborough, MAFoxborough3799.0%(34)
38Charles Taylor ElementaryFoxborough, MAFoxborough2788.6%(24)
39WessagussetNorth Weymouth, MAWeymouth3298.5%(28)
40Ralph TalbotSouth Weymouth, MAWeymouth3008.3%(25)
41Archie T MorrisonBraintree, MABraintree3278.3%(27)
42Mabelle M BurrellFoxborough, MAFoxborough3398.0%(27)
43BoydenWalpole, MAWalpole3957.8%(31)
44Cottage StreetSharon, MASharon4337.6%(33)
45Atherton HoughQuincy, MAQuincy2567.4%(19)
46John F KennedyCanton, MACanton4627.4%(34)
47HollisBraintree, MABraintree3657.1%(26)
48Edith C BakerChestnut Hill, MABrookline6657.1%(47)
49Franklin Early Childhood Development CenterFranklin, MAFranklin1427.0%(10)
50Frederick C MurphyWeymouth, MAWeymouth2746.9%(19)
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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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