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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Massachusetts · page 6

Ranks 251–300 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
251	Clifford H Marshall Elementary	Quincy, MA	Quincy	535	17.2%(92)
252	Heard Street	Worcester, MA	Worcester	245	17.1%(42)
253	Alice B Beal Elementary	Springfield, MA	Springfield	292	17.1%(50)
254	Margaret C Ells	Springfield, MA	Springfield	141	17.0%(24)
255	Elm Park Community	Worcester, MA	Worcester	478	16.9%(81)
256	Joseph C Chamberlain	Taunton, MA	Taunton	496	16.9%(84)
257	Elizabeth Carter Brooks	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	261	16.9%(44)
258	Bridgewater-Raynham Regional	Bridgewater, MA	Bridgewater-Raynham	1,487	16.8%(249)
259	Washington	Springfield, MA	Springfield	430	16.7%(72)
260	Roger L. Putnam Vocational Technical Academy	Springfield, MA	Springfield	1,382	16.7%(231)
261	Union Hill School	Worcester, MA	Worcester	377	16.7%(63)
262	New Bedford High	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	2,878	16.6%(479)
263	Ezra H Baker Innovation School	West Dennis, MA	Dennis-Yarmouth	385	16.6%(64)
264	Kennedy John F Elementary School	Jamaica Plain, MA	Boston	399	16.5%(66)
265	Dennis-Yarmouth Regional High	South Yarmouth, MA	Dennis-Yarmouth	993	16.5%(164)
266	Gates Lane	Worcester, MA	Worcester	547	16.3%(89)
267	Roosevelt Middle School	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	759	16.2%(123)
268	Canton High	Canton, MA	Canton	968	16.1%(156)
269	Dr. Philip O. Coakley Middle School	Norwood, MA	Norwood	807	16.0%(129)
270	Thorndyke Road	Worcester, MA	Worcester	319	16.0%(51)
271	Sumner Elementary School	Roslindale, MA	Boston	576	16.0%(92)
272	Alma del Mar Charter School	New Bedford, MA	Alma del Mar Charter School	1,042	15.9%(166)
273	John Avery Parker	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	289	15.9%(46)
274	Frank H Freedman	Springfield, MA	Springfield	252	15.9%(40)
275	Morton Middle	Fall River, MA	Fall River	751	15.8%(119)
276	Phoenix Academy Public Charter High School Springfield	Springfield, MA	Phoenix Academy Public Charter High School Springfield	158	15.8%(25)
277	Talbot Innovation School	Fall River, MA	Fall River	582	15.8%(92)
278	May Street	Worcester, MA	Worcester	310	15.8%(49)
279	Forestdale	Malden, MA	Malden	539	15.6%(84)
280	Early Learning Center	Attleboro, MA	Attleboro	244	15.6%(38)
281	Whaling City Junior/Senior High School	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	200	15.5%(31)
282	Everett High	Everett, MA	Everett	2,307	15.5%(357)
283	Mary A. Dryden Veterans Memorial School	Springfield, MA	Springfield	304	15.5%(47)
284	William S Greene	Fall River, MA	Fall River	733	15.4%(113)
285	Lincoln-Hancock Community School	Quincy, MA	Quincy	565	15.4%(87)
286	Donald Ross	Braintree, MA	Braintree	182	15.4%(28)
287	Forest Grove Middle	Worcester, MA	Worcester	839	15.4%(129)
288	Milton High	Milton, MA	Milton	1,083	15.3%(166)
289	Boston Latin School	Boston, MA	Boston	2,424	15.3%(371)
290	Snug Harbor Community School	Quincy, MA	Quincy	380	15.3%(58)
291	Medford High	Medford, MA	Medford	1,195	15.2%(182)
292	Alfred J Gomes	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	623	15.1%(94)
293	Mary M Walsh	Springfield, MA	Springfield	232	15.1%(35)
294	John J McGlynn Elementary School	Medford, MA	Medford	505	15.1%(76)
295	Francis J McGrath Elementary	Worcester, MA	Worcester	200	15.0%(30)
296	Charles J Prescott	Norwood, MA	Norwood	267	15.0%(40)
297	Quincy High	Quincy, MA	Quincy	1,514	14.9%(226)
298	Letourneau Elementary School	Fall River, MA	Fall River	566	14.8%(84)
299	Wawecus Road School	Worcester, MA	Worcester	155	14.8%(23)
300	Adams School	Everett, MA	Everett	162	14.8%(24)

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