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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Massachusetts · page 28

Ranks 1,3511,400 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
1351Oliver Elementary SchoolLawrence, MALawrence4691.9%(9)
1352Overlook Middle SchoolAshburnham, MAAshburnham-Westminster5761.9%(11)
1353Narragansett MiddleBaldwinville, MANarragansett3661.9%(7)
1354Sandwich Middle High SchoolEast Sandwich, MASandwich8881.9%(17)
1355Westwood HighWestwood, MAWestwood8371.9%(16)
1356Carver Elementary SchoolCarver, MACarver7881.9%(15)
1357Manomet ElementaryPlymouth, MAPlymouth2631.9%(5)
1358Hatherly ElementaryScituate, MAScituate2631.9%(5)
1359Mildred Aitken SchoolSeekonk, MASeekonk5781.9%(11)
1360Memorial MiddleHull, MAHull1061.9%
1361Dorothy L BeckwithRehoboth, MADighton-Rehoboth4791.9%(9)
1362Halifax ElementaryHalifax, MAHalifax5311.9%(10)
1363Cedar ElementaryHanover, MAHanover4791.9%(9)
1364Parthum Middle SchoolLawrence, MALawrence5851.9%(11)
1365Elsie A Hastings ElementaryWestborough, MAWestborough4781.9%(9)
1366Southwick Regional SchoolSouthwick, MASouthwick-Tolland-Granville Regional School District5881.9%(11)
1367Westminster ElementaryWestminster, MAAshburnham-Westminster3751.9%(7)
1368Leroy WoodFairhaven, MAFairhaven4281.9%(8)
1369MemorialWinchendon, MAWinchendon2681.9%(5)
1370FiskeLexington, MALexington3241.9%(6)
1371Harris Brook Elementary SchoolLudlow, MALudlow5931.9%(11)
1372Medfield Senior HighMedfield, MAMedfield7041.9%(13)
1373W.E.B. Du Bois Regional Middle SchoolGreat Barrington, MABerkshire Hills3261.8%(6)
1374Plum Cove SchoolGloucester, MAGloucester2171.8%(4)
1375Narragansett Regional HighBaldwinville, MANarragansett4921.8%(9)
1376Plymouth South MiddlePlymouth, MAPlymouth6011.8%(11)
1377WaltonWakefield, MAWakefield2181.8%(4)
1378Gill ElementaryGill, MAGill-Montague1101.8%(2)
1379Douglas Primary SchoolDouglas, MADouglas2221.8%(4)
1380Lilja ElementaryNatick, MANatick4451.8%(8)
1381Plymouth South HighPlymouth, MAPlymouth1,0011.8%(18)
1382Ipswich HighIpswich, MAIpswich4471.8%(8)
1383WinthropMelrose, MAMelrose3921.8%(7)
1384Monson High SchoolMonson, MAMonson2801.8%(5)
1385Hildreth Elementary SchoolHarvard, MAHarvard4511.8%(8)
1386Frost Middle SchoolLawrence, MALawrence5081.8%(9)
1387Peter NoyesSudbury, MASudbury5081.8%(9)
1388Great Falls MiddleMontague, MAGill-Montague2281.8%(4)
1389Algonquin Regional HighNorthborough, MANorthboro-Southboro1,1971.8%(21)
1390Albert S. Woodward Memorial SchoolSouthborough, MASouthborough2861.8%(5)
1391Berkley Community SchoolBerkley, MABerkley4591.7%(8)
1392Charlton Middle SchoolCharlton, MADudley-Charlton Reg6311.7%(11)
1393Gr Lawrence Regional Vocational TechnicalAndover, MAGreater Lawrence Regional Vocational Technical1,8371.7%(32)
1394Thomas Blake MiddleMedfield, MAMedfield5741.7%(10)
1395NabnassetWestford, MAWestford3451.7%(6)
1396R. K. Finn Ryan RoadFlorence, MANorthampton2311.7%(4)
1397C.T. Douglas Elementary SchoolActon, MAActon-Boxborough4081.7%(7)
1398Center ElementaryHanover, MAHanover5821.7%(10)
1399Holyoke Community Charter SchoolHolyoke, MAHolyoke Community Charter7011.7%(12)
1400CityLab Innovation High SchoolRevere, MARevere1171.7%(2)
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