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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Massachusetts · page 34

Ranks 1,6511,694 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1651Rockport Middle HighRockport, MARockport36710.3%
1652Duxbury HighDuxbury, MADuxbury80820.3%
1653P Brent TrottierSouthborough, MASouthborough40410.3%
1654North Pembroke ElementaryPembroke, MAPembroke51810.2%
1655Elmer S BagnallGroveland, MAPentucket51910.2%
1656Arlington Middle SchoolLawrence, MALawrence54310.2%
1657Pentucket Regional Sr HighWest Newbury, MAPentucket57810.2%
1658Hubbardston CenterHubbardston, MAQuabbin30400.0%
1659New Hingham Regional ElementaryChesterfield, MAChesterfield-Goshen12600.0%
1660Hilltown Cooperative Charter Public SchoolEasthampton, MAHilltown Cooperative Charter Public21800.0%
1661Essex ElementaryEssex, MAManchester Essex Regional21500.0%
1662Manchester Essex Regional High SchoolManchester, MAManchester Essex Regional39200.0%
1663Manchester Memorial ElementaryManchester, MAManchester Essex Regional30400.0%
1664Manchester Essex Regional Middle SchoolManchester, MAManchester Essex Regional27900.0%
1665Royalston Community SchoolRoyalston, MAAthol-Royalston15200.0%
1666Brimfield ElementaryBrimfield, MABrimfield25800.0%
1667Nessacus Regional Middle SchoolDalton, MACentral Berkshire35300.0%
1668Conway GrammarConway, MAConway15200.0%
1669Erving ElementaryErving, MAErving11300.0%
1670Chester ElementaryChester, MAGateway11400.0%
1671Littleville Elementary SchoolHuntington, MAGateway26000.0%
1672Gateway Regional Middle SchoolHuntington, MAGateway1960.0%
1673Granby Jr Sr High SchoolGranby, MAGranby29000.0%
1674Smith AcademyHatfield, MAHatfield10900.0%
1675John K TarboxLawrence, MALawrence28100.0%
1676Leverett ElementaryLeverett, MALeverett13700.0%
1677Lucretia and Joseph Brown SchoolMarblehead, MAMarblehead44500.0%
1678Old HammondtownMattapoisett, MAMattapoisett15400.0%
1679JohnsonNahant, MANahant16300.0%
1680Swift RiverNew Salem, MANew Salem-Wendell13400.0%
1681John WardNewton Centre, MANewton18600.0%
1682E Ethel Little SchoolNorth Reading, MANorth Reading30300.0%
1683Bryantville ElementaryPembroke, MAPembroke42100.0%
1684Helen R Donaghue SchoolMerrimac, MAPentucket26200.0%
1685Dr John C Page SchoolWest Newbury, MAPentucket32700.0%
1686Pioneer Valley RegionalNorthfield, MAPioneer Valley23900.0%
1687Bernardston ElementaryBernardston, MAPioneer Valley20100.0%
1688Dennett ElementaryPlympton, MAPlympton24900.0%
1689William E NorrisSouthampton, MASouthampton47500.0%
1690Steward ElementaryTopsfield, MATopsfield34700.0%
1691Abner GibbsWestfield, MAWestfield19600.0%
1692Martha JonesWestwood, MAWestwood27500.0%
1693Anne T. Dunphy SchoolWilliamsburg, MAWilliamsburg11100.0%
1694Farmington River ElementaryOtis, MAFarmington River Reg12400.0%
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