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

Ranks 251–300 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
251	Bartlett Community Partnership	Lowell, MA	Lowell	408	40.2%(164)
252	Elwyn G Campbell	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	267	40.1%(107)
253	Pyne Arts	Lowell, MA	Lowell	462	40.0%(185)
254	Mason Elementary School	Roxbury, MA	Boston	205	40.0%(82)
255	Philbrick Elementary School	Roslindale, MA	Boston	131	39.7%(52)
256	Ellison-Parks Early Education School	Mattapan, MA	Boston	190	39.5%(75)
257	Charlotte A Dunning	Framingham, MA	Framingham	436	39.5%(172)
258	Park Avenue Elementary	Webster, MA	Webster	738	39.3%(290)
259	Curley K-8 School	Jamaica Plain, MA	Boston	902	39.3%(354)
260	Ferryway	Malden, MA	Malden	920	39.2%(361)
261	Orchard Gardens K-8 School	Roxbury, MA	Boston	689	38.8%(267)
262	Rice Square	Worcester, MA	Worcester	502	38.6%(194)
263	Shining Star Early Childhood Center	Milford, MA	Milford	158	38.6%(61)
264	Oak Bluffs Elementary	Oak Bluffs, MA	Oak Bluffs	402	38.6%(155)
265	Henry Lord Community School	Fall River, MA	Fall River	817	38.6%(315)
266	James B Congdon	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	299	38.5%(115)
267	Lambert-Lavoie	Chicopee, MA	Chicopee	246	38.2%(94)
268	Thomas R Plympton Elementary School	Waltham, MA	Waltham	357	38.1%(136)
269	Winthrop Elementary School	Dorchester, MA	Boston	226	38.0%(86)
270	Morningside Community School	Pittsfield, MA	Pittsfield	376	38.0%(143)
271	Letourneau Elementary School	Fall River, MA	Fall River	566	37.8%(214)
272	Abraham Lincoln	Lowell, MA	Lowell	492	37.8%(186)
273	Johnny Appleseed	Leominster, MA	Leominster	692	37.6%(260)
274	Dudley Street Neighborhood Charter School	Boston, MA	Dudley Street Neighborhood Charter School	293	37.5%(110)
275	William S Greene	Fall River, MA	Fall River	733	37.5%(275)
276	Peter W Reilly	Lowell, MA	Lowell	471	37.4%(176)
277	Beethoven Elementary School	West Roxbury, MA	Boston	287	37.3%(107)
278	Tisbury Elementary	Vineyard Haven, MA	Tisbury	312	37.2%(116)
279	Mendell Elementary School	Roxbury, MA	Boston	309	36.9%(114)
280	King Elementary School	Framingham, MA	Framingham	385	36.6%(141)
281	Mildred Avenue K-8 School	Mattapan, MA	Boston	601	36.6%(220)
282	KIPP Academy Boston Charter School	Mattapan, MA	KIPP Academy Boston Charter School	646	36.4%(235)
283	Norrback Avenue	Worcester, MA	Worcester	504	36.3%(183)
284	Winship Elementary School	Brighton, MA	Boston	353	36.3%(128)
285	Bridge Boston Charter School	Roxbury, MA	Bridge Boston Charter School	329	36.2%(119)
286	Woodland	Milford, MA	Milford	1,036	36.0%(373)
287	Barry	Chicopee, MA	Chicopee	359	35.9%(129)
288	John J Doran	Fall River, MA	Fall River	525	35.8%(188)
289	Bates	Salem, MA	Salem	410	35.6%(146)
290	Capuano Early Childhood Center	Somerville, MA	Somerville	250	35.6%(89)
291	Wawecus Road School	Worcester, MA	Worcester	155	35.5%(55)
292	Roosevelt K-8 School	Hyde Park, MA	Boston	364	35.4%(129)
293	Fall Brook	Leominster, MA	Leominster	670	35.4%(237)
294	Fort River Elementary	Amherst, MA	Amherst	371	35.3%(131)
295	Albert F. Argenziano School at Lincoln Park	Somerville, MA	Somerville	553	35.1%(194)
296	Hemenway	Framingham, MA	Framingham	538	34.8%(187)
297	James Fitzgerald Elementary School	Waltham, MA	Waltham	350	34.6%(121)
298	John Ashley	West Springfield, MA	West Springfield	148	34.5%(51)
299	Silvio O Conte Community	Pittsfield, MA	Pittsfield	379	34.3%(130)
300	Walnut Square	Haverhill, MA	Haverhill	161	34.2%(55)

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