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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Massachusetts · page 4

Ranks 151–200 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
151	Lowell Community Charter Public School	Lowell, MA	Lowell Community Charter Public	816	24.3%(198)
152	Chestnut Accelerated Middle School (Talented and Gifted)	Springfield, MA	Springfield	265	23.8%(63)
153	Kilmer K-8 School	West Roxbury, MA	Boston	401	23.7%(95)
154	Tobin K-8 School	Roxbury, MA	Boston	364	23.6%(86)
155	King Open	Cambridge, MA	Cambridge	391	23.5%(92)
156	Malden Early Learning Center	Malden, MA	Malden	238	23.5%(56)
157	John F Kennedy	Holbrook, MA	Holbrook	685	23.4%(160)
158	North High	Worcester, MA	Worcester	1,376	23.3%(320)
159	Point Webster Middle	Quincy, MA	Quincy	377	23.1%(87)
160	John J Duggan Academy	Springfield, MA	Springfield	823	22.8%(188)
161	Elias Brookings	Springfield, MA	Springfield	304	22.7%(69)
162	Hampden Charter School of Science	Chicopee, MA	Hampden Charter School of Science	938	22.5%(211)
163	Springfield Central High	Springfield, MA	Springfield	1,983	22.5%(446)
164	Blue Hills Regional Vocational Technical	Canton, MA	Blue Hills Regional Vocational Technical	910	22.3%(203)
165	Westall Elementary	Fall River, MA	Fall River	276	22.1%(61)
166	Boston Teachers Union K-8 Pilot	Jamaica Plain, MA	Boston	249	22.1%(55)
167	Worcester Arts Magnet School	Worcester, MA	Worcester	372	22.0%(82)
168	Malden High	Malden, MA	Malden	1,890	22.0%(415)
169	East Taunton Elementary	East Taunton, MA	Taunton	564	21.8%(123)
170	Indian Orchard Elementary	Indian Orchard, MA	Springfield	580	21.7%(126)
171	Silvio O Conte Community	Pittsfield, MA	Pittsfield	379	21.6%(82)
172	Forest Park Middle	Springfield, MA	Springfield	282	21.6%(61)
173	Charlestown High School	Charlestown, MA	Boston	754	21.6%(163)
174	Dever Elementary School	Dorchester, MA	Boston	445	21.6%(96)
175	Morse	Cambridge, MA	Cambridge	328	21.3%(70)
176	Mary M Lynch	Springfield, MA	Springfield	216	21.3%(46)
177	Early Childhood Education Center	Springfield, MA	Springfield	165	21.2%(35)
178	Lake View	Worcester, MA	Worcester	284	21.1%(60)
179	Lyon K-8 School	Brighton, MA	Boston	143	21.0%(30)
180	William N. DeBerry	Springfield, MA	Springfield	483	20.9%(101)
181	Kensington International School	Springfield, MA	Springfield	278	20.9%(58)
182	Quincy Upper School	Boston, MA	Boston	557	20.8%(116)
183	John F Kennedy Middle	Springfield, MA	Springfield	366	20.8%(76)
184	Vernon Hill School	Worcester, MA	Worcester	525	20.8%(109)
185	Springfield High School	Springfield, MA	Springfield	237	20.7%(49)
186	Worcester Technical High	Worcester, MA	Worcester	1,442	20.6%(297)
187	Benjamin Swan Elementary	Springfield, MA	Springfield	486	20.6%(100)
188	Frederick Harris	Springfield, MA	Springfield	570	20.5%(117)
189	John E. McCarthy	Peabody, MA	Peabody	385	20.5%(79)
190	Warner	Springfield, MA	Springfield	234	20.5%(48)
191	Edmund Hatch Bennett	Taunton, MA	Taunton	313	20.4%(64)
192	James B Congdon	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	299	20.4%(61)
193	Worcester East Middle	Worcester, MA	Worcester	731	20.4%(149)
194	White Street	Springfield, MA	Springfield	378	20.4%(77)
195	Sgt Wm H Carney Academy	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	618	20.2%(125)
196	Burncoat Senior High	Worcester, MA	Worcester	1,073	20.2%(217)
197	Linden	Malden, MA	Malden	813	20.2%(164)
198	Springfield Preparatory Charter School	Springfield, MA	Springfield Preparatory Charter School	486	20.2%(98)
199	Kiley Academy	Springfield, MA	Springfield	268	20.1%(54)
200	Quinsigamond	Worcester, MA	Worcester	738	20.1%(148)

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