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

118 public elementary schools in Norfolk County, Massachusetts appear in this ranking of the public elementary 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 10.1% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
118
Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Top % Hispanic
41.6%
Median % Hispanic
10.1%
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)
5Stall BrookBellingham, MABellingham28021.8%(61)
6Richard L. Wilkins Elementary SchoolStoughton, MAStoughton35721.6%(77)
7John F KennedyHolbrook, MAHolbrook68521.3%(146)
8George F. WillettNorwood, MANorwood25620.7%(53)
9Joseph F DiPietro Elementary SchoolBellingham, MABellingham38520.0%(77)
10Frederick C MurphyWeymouth, MAWeymouth27418.6%(51)
11Margaret L DonovanRandolph, MARandolph41518.6%(77)
12Charles J PrescottNorwood, MANorwood26718.4%(49)
13Martin E Young ElementaryRandolph, MARandolph32017.8%(57)
14Snug Harbor Community SchoolQuincy, MAQuincy38017.6%(67)
15Early Childhood CenterDedham, MADedham28517.5%(50)
16John D RunkleBrookline, MABrookline47617.2%(82)
17Ralph D ButlerAvon, MAAvon32317.0%(55)
18RiverdaleDedham, MADedham20617.0%(35)
19Academy AvenueWeymouth, MAWeymouth35716.3%(58)
20F A ClevelandNorwood, MANorwood33915.6%(53)
21North Randolph Elementary SchoolRandolph, MARandolph28215.3%(43)
22Clifford H Marshall ElementaryQuincy, MAQuincy53514.9%(80)
23William H LincolnBrookline, MABrookline49414.2%(70)
24Joseph H GibbonsStoughton, MAStoughton38914.1%(55)
25J F Kennedy ElementaryRandolph, MARandolph45314.1%(64)
26Rodman Early Childhood CenterCanton, MACanton12114.1%(17)
27Florida Ruffin Ridley SchoolBrookline, MABrookline85713.7%(117)
28ParmenterFranklin, MAFranklin30913.6%(42)
29Lawrence W PingreeWeymouth, MAWeymouth26613.5%(36)
30Michael DriscollBrookline, MABrookline56713.4%(76)
31Cottage StreetSharon, MASharon43313.4%(58)
32John D Mc Govern ElementaryMedway, MAMedway35313.3%(47)
33GreenlodgeDedham, MADedham32013.1%(42)
34Clyde F BrownMillis, MAMillis60312.9%(78)
35Thomas W. Hamilton Primary SchoolSouth Weymouth, MAWeymouth38112.6%(48)
36TuckerMilton, MAMilton45412.3%(56)
37John P OldhamNorwood, MANorwood26112.3%(32)
38Roland HayesChestnut Hill, MABrookline41812.2%(51)
39Anna Ware JacksonPlainville, MAPlainville32412.0%(39)
40Lincoln-Hancock Community SchoolQuincy, MAQuincy56512.0%(68)
41Bellingham Early Childhood CenterBellingham, MABellingham10911.9%
42OakdaleDedham, MADedham26211.8%(31)
43Ralph TalbotSouth Weymouth, MAWeymouth30011.7%(35)
44Dr. Rick DeCristofaro Learning CenterQuincy, MAQuincy26111.5%(30)
45Old Post RoadEast Walpole, MAWalpole45811.3%(52)
46PierceBrookline, MABrookline59211.3%(67)
47Mabelle M BurrellFoxborough, MAFoxborough33911.2%(38)
48Joseph R Dawe Jr ElementaryStoughton, MAStoughton40311.2%(45)
49Sprague Elementary SchoolWellesley, MAWellesley28911.1%(32)
50Donald RossBraintree, MABraintree18211.0%(20)
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