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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Massachusetts · page 26

Ranks 1,2511,300 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
1251Katharine Lee BatesWellesley, MAWellesley2862.5%(7)
1252The Bromfield High SchoolHarvard, MAHarvard3282.4%(8)
1253Lynnfield Middle SchoolLynnfield, MALynnfield6982.4%(17)
1254Early Childhood CenterMelrose, MAMelrose2462.4%(6)
1255East Brookfield ElementaryEast Brookfield, MASpencer-E Brookfield2472.4%(6)
1256Blackstone Millville RHSBlackstone, MABlackstone-Millville5342.4%(13)
1257ClarkeSwampscott, MASwampscott2062.4%
1258Brookfield ElementaryBrookfield, MABrookfield2892.4%(7)
1259Happy Hollow SchoolWayland, MAWayland3302.4%(8)
1260Westfield HighWestfield, MAWestfield1,0342.4%(25)
1261Hastings MiddleFairhaven, MAFairhaven4152.4%(10)
1262Medway HighMedway, MAMedway6222.4%(15)
1263Mt Greylock Regional HighWilliamstown, MAMount Greylock5392.4%(13)
1264Sanderson AcademyAshfield, MAMohawk Trail1252.4%(3)
1265North Middlesex RegionalTownsend, MANorth Middlesex7112.4%(17)
1266HunnewellWellesley, MAWellesley2942.4%(7)
1267KittredgeNorth Andover, MANorth Andover2112.4%(5)
1268HardyArlington, MAArlington3822.4%(9)
1269General John Nixon ElementarySudbury, MASudbury3822.4%(9)
1270Quabbin Regional Middle SchoolBarre, MAQuabbin5102.4%(12)
1271Winchester High SchoolWinchester, MAWinchester1,4042.4%(33)
1272Paul R Baird MiddleLudlow, MALudlow5132.3%(12)
1273Northbridge HighWhitinsville, MANorthbridge4712.3%(11)
1274BoutwellWilmington, MAWilmington1282.3%(3)
1275North Grafton ElementaryNorth Grafton, MAGrafton2572.3%(6)
1276Mary Rowlandson ElementaryLancaster, MANashoba4732.3%(11)
1277Assawompset Elementary SchoolLakeville, MAFreetown-Lakeville4312.3%(10)
1278Swampscott Elementary SchoolSwampscott, MASwampscott7342.3%(17)
1279Bellingham High SchoolBellingham, MABellingham7402.3%(17)
1280Tahanto Regional HighBoylston, MABerlin-Boylston5222.3%(12)
1281Joseph DemelloSouth Dartmouth, MADartmouth3922.3%(9)
1282Spring Street SchoolShrewsbury, MAShrewsbury3042.3%(7)
1283Fairhaven HighFairhaven, MAFairhaven5682.3%(13)
1284Belchertown HighBelchertown, MABelchertown5732.3%(13)
1285Village SchoolMarblehead, MAMarblehead5292.3%(12)
1286Frederick W. Hartnett Middle SchoolBlackstone, MABlackstone-Millville4872.3%(11)
1287Ralph B O'Maley MiddleGloucester, MAGloucester6192.3%(14)
1288Northbridge Elementary SchoolWhitinsville, MANorthbridge9732.3%(22)
1289Shawsheen Valley Vocational Technical High SchoolBillerica, MAShawsheen Valley Regional Vocational Technical1,2822.3%(29)
1290Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High SchoolNorth Dighton, MADighton-Rehoboth6212.3%(14)
1291Dual Language SchoolWaltham, MAWaltham2222.3%(5)
1292Ruggles LaneBarre, MAQuabbin4022.2%(9)
1293Joseph EstabrookLexington, MALexington4902.2%(11)
1294Lincoln StreetNorthborough, MANorthborough2682.2%(6)
1295Paper MillWestfield, MAWestfield3122.2%(7)
1296Walter J. Paton SchoolShrewsbury, MAShrewsbury2692.2%(6)
1297Paxton CenterPaxton, MAWachusett4482.2%(10)
1298East FairhavenFairhaven, MAFairhaven3162.2%(7)
1299Silver Lake Regional HighKingston, MASilver Lake1,0342.2%(23)
1300Plains ElementarySouth Hadley, MASouth Hadley2712.2%(6)
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