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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Massachusetts · page 2

Ranks 51–100 of the public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC · MASSACHUSETTS

#	School	City	District	Students	% Hispanic
51	Mary O Pottenger	Springfield, MA	Springfield	365	77.0%(281)
52	Worcester Dual Language Magnet School	Worcester, MA	Worcester	519	76.7%(398)
53	Glenwood	Springfield, MA	Springfield	275	76.4%(210)
54	Liberty	Springfield, MA	Springfield	238	75.6%(180)
55	Sumner G. Whittier School	Everett, MA	Everett	615	75.3%(463)
56	Brickett Elementary	Lynn, MA	Lynn	318	75.2%(239)
57	E N White Elementary	Holyoke, MA	Holyoke	453	74.2%(336)
58	Rebecca M Johnson	Springfield, MA	Springfield	589	73.7%(434)
59	George Keverian School	Everett, MA	Everett	873	73.5%(642)
60	Early Childhood Center	Lynn, MA	Lynn	135	73.3%(99)
61	Milton Bradley School	Springfield, MA	Springfield	385	73.3%(282)
62	Staff Sargent James J. Hill Elementary School	Revere, MA	Revere	615	72.7%(447)
63	Dual Language School	Waltham, MA	Waltham	222	72.5%(161)
64	West Street	Southbridge, MA	Southbridge	323	72.5%(234)
65	Springfield Preparatory Charter School	Springfield, MA	Springfield Preparatory Charter School	486	72.4%(352)
66	Adams Elementary School	East Boston, MA	Boston	237	72.2%(171)
67	Otis Elementary School	East Boston, MA	Boston	408	72.1%(294)
68	Hiram L Dorman	Springfield, MA	Springfield	279	71.7%(200)
69	Washington Elementary School	Lynn, MA	Lynn	453	71.5%(324)
70	Alfred J Gomes	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	623	71.4%(445)
71	Margaret C Ells	Springfield, MA	Springfield	141	70.9%(100)
72	Early Childhood Education Center	Springfield, MA	Springfield	165	70.9%(117)
73	William N. DeBerry	Springfield, MA	Springfield	483	70.4%(340)
74	Garfield Elementary School	Revere, MA	Revere	639	70.3%(449)
75	Woodland Academy	Worcester, MA	Worcester	482	70.1%(338)
76	Elias Brookings	Springfield, MA	Springfield	304	69.7%(212)
77	White Street	Springfield, MA	Springfield	378	69.6%(263)
78	Kensington International School	Springfield, MA	Springfield	278	69.4%(193)
79	Lt Elmer J McMahon Elementary	Holyoke, MA	Holyoke	317	69.4%(220)
80	Benjamin Swan Elementary	Springfield, MA	Springfield	486	69.3%(337)
81	Madeline English School	Everett, MA	Everett	760	68.5%(521)
82	Mary M Walsh	Springfield, MA	Springfield	232	68.1%(158)
83	Glickman Elementary	Springfield, MA	Springfield	310	67.7%(210)
84	Samuel Bowles	Springfield, MA	Springfield	325	67.7%(220)
85	Webster School	Everett, MA	Everett	351	67.0%(235)
86	Sumner Avenue	Springfield, MA	Springfield	490	66.7%(327)
87	Martin Luther King Jr. Charter School of Excellence	Springfield, MA	Martin Luther King Jr. Charter School of Excellence	354	66.7%(236)
88	Hurley K-8 School	Boston, MA	Boston	335	66.6%(223)
89	Tenney Grammar School	Methuen, MA	Methuen	1,246	66.5%(828)
90	E Somerville Community	Somerville, MA	Somerville	747	66.3%(495)
91	Washington	Springfield, MA	Springfield	430	66.0%(284)
92	Union Hill School	Worcester, MA	Worcester	377	66.0%(249)
93	Arthur T Talmadge	Springfield, MA	Springfield	196	65.8%(129)
94	Blackstone Elementary School	Boston, MA	Boston	582	65.8%(383)
95	Hayden/McFadden	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	748	65.6%(491)
96	Dever Elementary School	Dorchester, MA	Boston	445	65.6%(292)
97	Eastford Road	Southbridge, MA	Southbridge	397	65.5%(260)
98	Ellis Elementary School	Roxbury, MA	Boston	391	65.5%(256)
99	Tilton	Haverhill, MA	Haverhill	471	65.4%(308)
100	Hennigan K-8 School	Jamaica Plain, MA	Boston	472	65.0%(307)

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