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The public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Norfolk County, Massachusetts

182 public schools in Norfolk County, Massachusetts appear in this ranking of the public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students, ranked by the share of students who are Hispanic or Latino, from federal NCES enrollment data. Balch leads the list at 41.6%, against a median of 9.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
182
Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Top % Hispanic
41.6%
Median % Hispanic
9.4%
MOST HISPANIC · NORFOLK COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Hispanic
1BalchNorwood, MANorwood30341.6%(126)
2AveryDedham, MADedham32128.7%(92)
3William SeachWeymouth, MAWeymouth37227.1%(101)
4Cornelius M CallahanNorwood, MANorwood24723.9%(59)
5Norwood HighNorwood, MANorwood96622.6%(218)
6Stall BrookBellingham, MABellingham28021.8%(61)
7Richard L. Wilkins Elementary SchoolStoughton, MAStoughton35721.6%(77)
8John F KennedyHolbrook, MAHolbrook68521.3%(146)
9Dedham Middle SchoolDedham, MADedham55521.3%(118)
10Dr. Philip O. Coakley Middle SchoolNorwood, MANorwood80721.2%(171)
11George F. WillettNorwood, MANorwood25620.7%(53)
12Joseph F DiPietro Elementary SchoolBellingham, MABellingham38520.0%(77)
13Dedham HighDedham, MADedham71919.6%(141)
14Blue Hills Regional Vocational TechnicalCanton, MABlue Hills Regional Vocational Technical91018.8%(171)
15Frederick C MurphyWeymouth, MAWeymouth27418.6%(51)
16Margaret L DonovanRandolph, MARandolph41518.6%(77)
17Charles J PrescottNorwood, MANorwood26718.4%(49)
18Randolph Community MiddleRandolph, MARandolph64018.3%(117)
19Martin E Young ElementaryRandolph, MARandolph32017.8%(57)
20Bellingham Memorial SchoolBellingham, MABellingham58617.8%(104)
21Snug Harbor Community SchoolQuincy, MAQuincy38017.6%(67)
22Early Childhood CenterDedham, MADedham28517.5%(50)
23Holbrook Middle High SchoolHolbrook, MAHolbrook66517.4%(116)
24John D RunkleBrookline, MABrookline47617.2%(82)
25Ralph D ButlerAvon, MAAvon32317.0%(55)
26RiverdaleDedham, MADedham20617.0%(35)
27O'Donnell Middle SchoolStoughton, MAStoughton80117.0%(136)
28Maria Weston Chapman Middle SchoolWeymouth, MAWeymouth1,18716.9%(201)
29Academy AvenueWeymouth, MAWeymouth35716.3%(58)
30Stoughton HighStoughton, MAStoughton1,11815.8%(177)
31F A ClevelandNorwood, MANorwood33915.6%(53)
32North Randolph Elementary SchoolRandolph, MARandolph28215.3%(43)
33Weymouth High SchoolWeymouth, MAWeymouth1,67915.1%(254)
34Quincy HighQuincy, MAQuincy1,51415.1%(228)
35Clifford H Marshall ElementaryQuincy, MAQuincy53514.9%(80)
36South West Middle SchoolQuincy, MAQuincy44914.7%(66)
37Point Webster MiddleQuincy, MAQuincy37714.6%(55)
38Avon Middle High SchoolAvon, MAAvon40914.2%(58)
39William H LincolnBrookline, MABrookline49414.2%(70)
40Joseph H GibbonsStoughton, MAStoughton38914.1%(55)
41J F Kennedy ElementaryRandolph, MARandolph45314.1%(64)
42Rodman Early Childhood CenterCanton, MACanton12114.1%(17)
43Randolph HighRandolph, MARandolph76513.9%(106)
44Florida Ruffin Ridley SchoolBrookline, MABrookline85713.7%(117)
45ParmenterFranklin, MAFranklin30913.6%(42)
46Lawrence W PingreeWeymouth, MAWeymouth26613.5%(36)
47Michael DriscollBrookline, MABrookline56713.4%(76)
48Cottage StreetSharon, MASharon43313.4%(58)
49John D Mc Govern ElementaryMedway, MAMedway35313.3%(47)
50GreenlodgeDedham, MADedham32013.1%(42)
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