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The public middle 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	Dupont Middle	Chicopee, MA	Chicopee	683	46.3%(316)
52	Clinton Middle School	Clinton, MA	Clinton	573	46.1%(264)
53	Burncoat Middle School	Worcester, MA	Worcester	720	45.6%(328)
54	Cyrus Peirce	Nantucket, MA	Nantucket	358	45.5%(163)
55	Walsh Middle	Framingham, MA	Framingham	785	45.5%(357)
56	Sky View Middle School	Leominster, MA	Leominster	869	44.8%(389)
57	Cameron Middle School	Framingham, MA	Framingham	592	44.6%(264)
58	UP Academy Charter School of Boston	South Boston, MA	UP Academy Charter School of Boston (District)	166	44.6%
59	Collins Middle	Salem, MA	Salem	611	44.5%(272)
60	Forest Grove Middle	Worcester, MA	Worcester	839	42.3%(355)
61	Samoset School	Leominster, MA	Leominster	495	41.4%(205)
62	Bellamy Middle	Chicopee, MA	Chicopee	776	41.4%(321)
63	B.F. Butler Middle School	Lowell, MA	Lowell	516	41.3%(213)
64	Dr An Wang School	Lowell, MA	Lowell	663	40.7%(270)
65	Ohrenberger School	West Roxbury, MA	Boston	477	39.6%(189)
66	Webster Middle School	Webster, MA	Webster	566	39.6%(224)
67	Talbot Innovation School	Fall River, MA	Fall River	582	39.4%(229)
68	Normandin Middle School	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	990	39.2%(388)
69	Keith Middle School	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	949	39.0%(370)
70	Stacy Middle	Milford, MA	Milford	989	37.7%(373)
71	Matthew J Kuss Middle	Fall River, MA	Fall River	646	37.1%(240)
72	Kathryn P. Stoklosa Middle School	Lowell, MA	Lowell	613	36.9%(226)
73	Christa McAuliffe Charter School	Framingham, MA	Christa McAuliffe Charter School	284	34.9%(99)
74	John F Kennedy Middle	Waltham, MA	Waltham	635	33.7%(214)
75	Gardner Middle School	Gardner, MA	Gardner	514	31.7%(163)
76	Barnstable Intermediate School	Hyannis, MA	Barnstable	642	31.0%(199)
77	Morton Middle	Fall River, MA	Fall River	751	30.5%(229)
78	Saugus Middle School	Saugus, MA	Saugus	616	29.4%(181)
79	John T Reid Middle	Pittsfield, MA	Pittsfield	407	26.0%(106)
80	J Henry Higgins Middle	Peabody, MA	Peabody	1,320	25.6%(338)
81	David J. Quinn Middle School	Hudson, MA	Hudson	546	24.9%(136)
82	Watertown Middle	Watertown, MA	Watertown	583	24.9%(145)
83	West Springfield Middle	West Springfield, MA	West Springfield	909	22.9%(208)
84	Knox Trail Middle School	Spencer, MA	Spencer-E Brookfield	415	22.2%(92)
85	Westfield Intermediate School	Westfield, MA	Westfield	729	21.4%(156)
86	Cyril K. Brennan Middle School	Attleboro, MA	Attleboro	599	21.4%(128)
87	Dedham Middle School	Dedham, MA	Dedham	555	21.3%(118)
88	Dr. Philip O. Coakley Middle School	Norwood, MA	Norwood	807	21.2%(171)
89	John W Rogers Middle	Rockland, MA	Rockland	687	20.7%(142)
90	Ashland Middle	Ashland, MA	Ashland	685	20.3%(139)
91	Paul R Baird Middle	Ludlow, MA	Ludlow	513	20.3%(104)
92	Greenfield Middle	Greenfield, MA	Greenfield	325	20.0%(65)
93	Westfield Middle School	Westfield, MA	Westfield	671	20.0%(134)
94	Athol-Royalston Middle School	Athol, MA	Athol-Royalston	446	20.0%(89)
95	James S Daley Middle School	Lowell, MA	Lowell	669	19.7%(132)
96	John J. McGlynn Middle School	Medford, MA	Medford	464	19.0%(88)
97	Michael E. Smith Middle School	South Hadley, MA	South Hadley	505	18.6%(94)
98	Amherst Regional Middle School	Amherst, MA	Amherst-Pelham	366	18.6%(68)
99	Theodore Herberg Middle	Pittsfield, MA	Pittsfield	587	18.4%(108)
100	Randolph Community Middle	Randolph, MA	Randolph	640	18.3%(117)

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