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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Massachusetts · page 8

Ranks 351–400 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
351	Hyannis West Elementary	Hyannis, MA	Barnstable	309	12.9%(40)
352	Amelio Della Chiesa Early Childhood Center	Quincy, MA	Quincy	170	12.9%
353	Early Childhood Center	Methuen, MA	Methuen	163	12.9%(21)
354	University Pk Campus School	Worcester, MA	Worcester	233	12.9%(30)
355	Wm H Galvin Middle	Canton, MA	Canton	716	12.8%(92)
356	Greenmont Avenue	Dracut, MA	Dracut	211	12.8%(27)
357	Libertas Academy Charter School	Springfield, MA	Libertas Academy Charter School	563	12.8%(72)
358	Brookside Elementary	Dracut, MA	Dracut	487	12.7%(62)
359	Hampden Charter School of Science West	West Springfield, MA	Hampden Charter School of Science West (District)	394	12.7%
360	John P Oldham	Norwood, MA	Norwood	261	12.6%(33)
361	Theodore Herberg Middle	Pittsfield, MA	Pittsfield	587	12.6%(74)
362	John J Doran	Fall River, MA	Fall River	525	12.6%(66)
363	Moody	Haverhill, MA	Haverhill	167	12.6%(21)
364	Thomas R Rodman	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	200	12.5%(25)
365	Mitchell Elementary School	Bridgewater, MA	Bridgewater-Raynham	931	12.5%(116)
366	Woodland Academy	Worcester, MA	Worcester	482	12.4%(60)
367	Johnny Appleseed	Leominster, MA	Leominster	692	12.4%(86)
368	Peter Thacher Elementary School	Attleboro, MA	Attleboro	467	12.4%(58)
369	William F. Stanley Elementary School	Waltham, MA	Waltham	381	12.3%(47)
370	Greenhalge	Lowell, MA	Lowell	480	12.3%(59)
371	Broad Meadows Middle	Quincy, MA	Quincy	318	12.3%(39)
372	Raynham Middle School	Raynham, MA	Bridgewater-Raynham	710	12.3%(87)
373	Sumner G. Whittier School	Everett, MA	Everett	615	12.0%(74)
374	Attleboro High	Attleboro, MA	Attleboro	2,030	12.0%(244)
375	Elwyn G Campbell	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	267	12.0%(32)
376	Webster School	Everett, MA	Everett	351	12.0%(42)
377	George Keverian School	Everett, MA	Everett	873	11.9%(104)
378	Lt Peter M Hansen	Canton, MA	Canton	538	11.9%(64)
379	Impact Prep at Chestnut	Springfield, MA	Springfield	278	11.9%(33)
380	Bridgewater Middle School	Bridgewater, MA	Bridgewater-Raynham	828	11.8%(98)
381	Madeline English School	Everett, MA	Everett	760	11.8%(90)
382	Dedham High	Dedham, MA	Dedham	719	11.8%(85)
383	Wildwood Elementary	Amherst, MA	Amherst	314	11.8%(37)
384	Northeast Elementary School	Waltham, MA	Waltham	527	11.8%(62)
385	Mary E Stapleton Elementary	Framingham, MA	Framingham	359	11.7%(42)
386	Riverdale	Dedham, MA	Dedham	206	11.7%(24)
387	Crocker Farm Elementary	Amherst, MA	Amherst	353	11.6%(41)
388	Early Learning Center	Fall River, MA	Fall River	164	11.6%(19)
389	Early Childhood Center	Dedham, MA	Dedham	285	11.6%(33)
390	Rodman Early Childhood Center	Canton, MA	Canton	121	11.6%(14)
391	Mary O Pottenger	Springfield, MA	Springfield	365	11.5%(42)
392	Martin Luther King Jr.	Cambridge, MA	Cambridge	340	11.5%(39)
393	Normandin Middle School	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	990	11.3%(112)
394	Spencer Borden	Fall River, MA	Fall River	575	11.3%(65)
395	John T Reid Middle	Pittsfield, MA	Pittsfield	407	11.3%(46)
396	A. Irvin Studley Elementary School	Attleboro, MA	Attleboro	372	11.3%(42)
397	Woburn High	Woburn, MA	Woburn	1,259	11.3%(142)
398	Weymouth Early Childhood Center	Weymouth, MA	Weymouth	222	11.3%(25)
399	Pawtucketville Memorial	Lowell, MA	Lowell	463	11.2%(52)
400	Amherst Regional Middle School	Amherst, MA	Amherst-Pelham	366	11.2%(41)

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