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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Massachusetts · page 5

Ranks 201250 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
201Benjamin Friedman MiddleTaunton, MATaunton70120.0%(140)
202South High CommunityWorcester, MAWorcester1,80019.9%(358)
203Cardinal O'Connell Early Learning CenterLowell, MALowell12119.8%(24)
204Carlos PachecoNew Bedford, MANew Bedford24219.8%(48)
205Rebecca M JohnsonSpringfield, MASpringfield58919.7%(116)
206Belmont Street CommunityWorcester, MAWorcester61519.7%(121)
207South End Middle SchoolSpringfield, MASpringfield16319.6%(32)
208Bates Elementary SchoolRoslindale, MABoston28119.6%(55)
209FerrywayMalden, MAMalden92019.6%(180)
210The Springfield Renaissance School an Expeditionary LearningSpringfield, MASpringfield59319.6%(116)
211Springfield High School of Science and TechnologySpringfield, MASpringfield1,09119.5%(213)
212Daniel B BruntonSpringfield, MASpringfield31419.4%(61)
213Van Sickle PrepSpringfield, MASpringfield20619.4%(40)
214Clark St CommunityWorcester, MAWorcester27819.4%(54)
215Ellen R HathawayNew Bedford, MANew Bedford20119.4%(39)
216William SeachWeymouth, MAWeymouth37219.4%(72)
217Veritas Preparatory Charter SchoolSpringfield, MAVeritas Preparatory Charter School71219.2%(137)
218Rindge Avenue Upper SchoolCambridge, MACambridge29219.2%(56)
219Alfred G. Zanetti Montessori Magnet SchoolSpringfield, MASpringfield43219.0%(82)
220Milton Bradley SchoolSpringfield, MASpringfield38519.0%(73)
221Murphy K-8 SchoolDorchester, MABoston85518.9%(162)
222TatnuckWorcester, MAWorcester37618.9%(71)
223HaggertyCambridge, MACambridge25018.8%(47)
224Burncoat Middle SchoolWorcester, MAWorcester72018.8%(135)
225CambridgeportCambridge, MACambridge26318.6%(49)
226Marguerite E Small ElementaryWest Yarmouth, MADennis-Yarmouth30218.5%(56)
227Webster ExtensionEverett, MAEverett21118.5%(39)
228Sumner AvenueSpringfield, MASpringfield49018.4%(90)
229Conservatory of the ArtsSpringfield, MASpringfield29618.2%(54)
230Thomas M BallietSpringfield, MASpringfield29118.2%(53)
231Resiliency Preparatory AcademyFall River, MAFall River17118.1%(31)
232Grafton StreetWorcester, MAWorcester38618.1%(70)
233Keith Middle SchoolNew Bedford, MANew Bedford94918.1%(172)
234Dr. Rick DeCristofaro Learning CenterQuincy, MAQuincy26118.0%(47)
235Graham and ParksCambridge, MACambridge36718.0%(66)
236Edison Elementary SchoolBrighton, MABoston50217.9%(90)
237Morningside Community SchoolPittsfield, MAPittsfield37617.8%(67)
238South West Middle SchoolQuincy, MAQuincy44917.8%(80)
239AllendalePittsfield, MAPittsfield23617.8%(42)
240Station Avenue ElementarySouth Yarmouth, MADennis-Yarmouth40617.7%(72)
241Argosy Collegiate Charter SchoolFall River, MAArgosy Collegiate Charter School58717.7%(104)
242Washington Elementary SchoolLynn, MALynn45317.7%(80)
243Nelson PlaceWorcester, MAWorcester62117.6%(109)
244Curley K-8 SchoolJamaica Plain, MABoston90217.5%(158)
245High School Of CommerceSpringfield, MASpringfield96617.5%(169)
246John B DevallesNew Bedford, MANew Bedford29217.5%(51)
247Samuel WatsonFall River, MAFall River28717.4%(50)
248Doherty Memorial HighWorcester, MAWorcester1,57317.4%(274)
249Springfield Transition AcademySpringfield, MASpringfield11017.3%(19)
250Mary Fonseca Elementary SchoolFall River, MAFall River59817.2%(103)
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