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The public high schools with the highest share of Black students in Massachusetts · page 7

Ranks 301–342 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · MASSACHUSETTS

#	School	City	District	Students	Black students	% Black
301	Monument Mt Regional High	Great Barrington, MA	Berkshire Hills	431	6	1.4%
302	Pathfinder Vocational Technical	Palmer, MA	Pathfinder Regional Vocational Technical	660	9	1.4%
303	Norfolk County Agricultural	Walpole, MA	Norfolk County Agricultural	597	8	1.3%
304	Easthampton High	Easthampton, MA	Easthampton	377	5	1.3%
305	Tantasqua Regional Sr High	Fiskdale, MA	Tantasqua	632	8	1.3%
306	Lee Middle/High School	Lee, MA	Lee	328	4	1.2%
307	Quaboag Regional High	Warren, MA	Quaboag Regional	334	4	1.2%
308	Charles McCann Vocational Technical	North Adams, MA	Northern Berkshire Regional Vocational Technical	514	6	1.2%
309	Joseph Case High	Swansea, MA	Swansea	514	6	1.2%
310	Gloucester High	Gloucester, MA	Gloucester	776	9	1.2%
311	Marshfield High	Marshfield, MA	Marshfield	1,119	13	1.2%
312	Douglas High School	Douglas, MA	Douglas	267	3	1.1%
313	Old Colony Regional Vocational Technical	Rochester, MA	Old Colony Regional Vocational Technical	554	6	1.1%
314	Amesbury High	Amesbury, MA	Amesbury	481	5	1.0%
315	Westport Middle-High School	Westport, MA	Westport	889	9	1.0%
316	Holliston High	Holliston, MA	Holliston	809	8	1.0%
317	Masconomet Regional High School	Boxford, MA	Masconomet	924	9	1.0%
318	Four Rivers Charter Public School	Greenfield, MA	Four Rivers Charter Public	213	2	0.9%
319	Newburyport High	Newburyport, MA	Newburyport	743	7	0.9%
320	Franklin County Technical	Turners Falls, MA	Franklin County Regional Vocational Technical	643	6	0.9%
321	Wahconah Regional High	Dalton, MA	Central Berkshire	450	4	0.9%
322	Hampshire Regional High	Westhampton, MA	Hampshire	718	6	0.8%
323	Hopkinton High	Hopkinton, MA	Hopkinton	1,267	10	0.8%
324	Georgetown High School	Georgetown, MA	Georgetown	268	2	0.8%
325	Nipmuc Regional High	Upton, MA	Mendon-Upton	534	4	0.8%
326	Triton Regional High School	Byfield, MA	Triton	538	4	0.7%
327	Millis High School	Millis, MA	Millis	286	2	0.7%
328	Lenox Memorial High	Lenox, MA	Lenox	439	3	0.7%
329	Hamilton-Wenham Regional High	South Hamilton, MA	Hamilton-Wenham	448	3	0.7%
330	Mohawk Trail Regional School	Shelburne Falls, MA	Mohawk Trail	316	2	0.6%
331	Norwell High	Norwell, MA	Norwell	601	3	0.5%
332	North Reading High	North Reading, MA	North Reading	652	3	0.5%
333	Mt Everett Regional	Sheffield, MA	Southern Berkshire	278	1	0.4%
334	Gateway Regional School	Huntington, MA	Gateway	333	1	0.3%
335	Pembroke High School	Pembroke, MA	Pembroke	690	2	0.3%
336	Rockport Middle High	Rockport, MA	Rockport	367	1	0.3%
337	Duxbury High	Duxbury, MA	Duxbury	808	2	0.3%
338	Pentucket Regional Sr High	West Newbury, MA	Pentucket	578	1	0.2%
339	Manchester Essex Regional High School	Manchester, MA	Manchester Essex Regional	392	0	0.0%
340	Granby Jr Sr High School	Granby, MA	Granby	290	0	0.0%
341	Smith Academy	Hatfield, MA	Hatfield	109	0	0.0%
342	Pioneer Valley Regional	Northfield, MA	Pioneer Valley	239	0	0.0%

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