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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Massachusetts · page 10

Ranks 451–500 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
451	Parlin School	Everett, MA	Everett	992	9.8%(97)
452	Gr New Bedford Vocational Technical	New Bedford, MA	Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical	2,151	9.8%(210)
453	Park Avenue Elementary	Webster, MA	Webster	738	9.8%(72)
454	Oliver Ames High	North Easton, MA	Easton	1,045	9.7%(101)
455	Sky View Middle School	Leominster, MA	Leominster	869	9.7%(84)
456	Sewell-Anderson	Lynn, MA	Lynn	300	9.7%(29)
457	Liberty	Springfield, MA	Springfield	238	9.7%(23)
458	Goodyear Elementary School	Woburn, MA	Woburn	352	9.7%(34)
459	James Tansey	Fall River, MA	Fall River	280	9.6%(27)
460	Arthur M Longsjo Middle School	Fitchburg, MA	Fitchburg	614	9.6%(59)
461	Chatham Elementary School	Chatham, MA	Monomoy Regional School District	146	9.6%(14)
462	Alcott	Concord, MA	Concord	438	9.6%(42)
463	Frances Drake School	Leominster, MA	Leominster	512	9.6%(49)
464	Charles S Ashley	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	272	9.6%(26)
465	South Street Early Learning Center	Fitchburg, MA	Fitchburg	570	9.5%(54)
466	Lynn English High	Lynn, MA	Lynn	2,062	9.5%(195)
467	Rose L Macdonald	West Bridgewater, MA	West Bridgewater	296	9.5%(28)
468	Blanche A. Ames Elementary School	North Easton, MA	Easton	762	9.4%(72)
469	Wamsutta Middle School	Attleboro, MA	Attleboro	593	9.4%(56)
470	Community	North Attleborough, MA	North Attleborough	276	9.4%(26)
471	Salem Academy Charter School	Salem, MA	Salem Academy Charter	480	9.4%(45)
472	William H Taylor	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	267	9.4%(25)
473	Litwin	Chicopee, MA	Chicopee	343	9.3%(32)
474	Walnut Square	Haverhill, MA	Haverhill	161	9.3%(15)
475	Fairview Elementary	Chicopee, MA	Chicopee	387	9.3%(36)
476	Irwin M. Jacobs Elementary School	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	388	9.3%(36)
477	Pakachoag School	Auburn, MA	Auburn	249	9.2%(23)
478	Lowell High	Lowell, MA	Lowell	3,446	9.2%(318)
479	Weymouth High School	Weymouth, MA	Weymouth	1,679	9.2%(155)
480	Innovation Academy Charter School	Tyngsboro, MA	Innovation Academy Charter	770	9.2%(71)
481	Maria L. Baldwin	Cambridge, MA	Cambridge	360	9.2%(33)
482	Oakdale	Dedham, MA	Dedham	262	9.2%(24)
483	Van Sickle Academy	Springfield, MA	Springfield	262	9.2%(24)
484	Washington	Lowell, MA	Lowell	252	9.1%(23)
485	Cameron Middle School	Framingham, MA	Framingham	592	9.1%(54)
486	Missituk Elementary School	Medford, MA	Medford	418	9.1%(38)
487	North Attleborough Early Learning Center	North Attleborough, MA	North Attleborough	154	9.1%(14)
488	Linscott-Rumford	Woburn, MA	Woburn	209	9.1%(19)
489	Berkshire Arts and Technology Charter Public School	Adams, MA	Berkshire Arts and Technology Charter Public	364	9.1%(33)
490	Winship Elementary School	Brighton, MA	Boston	353	9.1%(32)
491	Bartlett High School	Webster, MA	Webster	408	9.1%(37)
492	Burlington High	Burlington, MA	Burlington	1,019	9.0%(92)
493	Wareham Middle	Wareham, MA	Wareham	432	9.0%(39)
494	Center For Technical Education Innovation	Leominster, MA	Leominster	821	9.0%(74)
495	Waltham Sr High	Waltham, MA	Waltham	1,791	9.0%(161)
496	Vincent M Igo Elementary	Foxborough, MA	Foxborough	379	9.0%(34)
497	Monomoy Regional High School	Harwich, MA	Monomoy Regional School District	738	8.9%(66)
498	Easton Middle School	North Easton, MA	Easton	798	8.9%(71)
499	Ayer Shirley Regional High School	Ayer, MA	Ayer Shirley School District	417	8.9%(37)
500	L F Dewing	Tewksbury, MA	Tewksbury	372	8.9%(33)

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