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The public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Massachusetts · page 25

Ranks 1,201–1,250 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
1201	West Bridgewater Junior/Senior	West Bridgewater, MA	West Bridgewater	614	8.5%(52)
1202	Cyrus E Dallin	Arlington, MA	Arlington	390	8.5%(33)
1203	Pine Glen Elementary	Burlington, MA	Burlington	320	8.4%(27)
1204	North Attleborough Early Learning Center	North Attleborough, MA	North Attleborough	154	8.4%(13)
1205	Nipmuc Regional High	Upton, MA	Mendon-Upton	534	8.4%(45)
1206	Eleanor N Johnson Middle	Walpole, MA	Walpole	415	8.4%
1207	Dawson	Holden, MA	Wachusett	487	8.4%(41)
1208	South Row	Chelmsford, MA	Chelmsford	464	8.4%(39)
1209	Frederick J Dutile	North Billerica, MA	Billerica	310	8.4%(26)
1210	Remington Middle	Franklin, MA	Franklin	358	8.4%(30)
1211	Woodland School	Southwick, MA	Southwick-Tolland-Granville Regional School District	324	8.3%(27)
1212	Overlook Middle School	Ashburnham, MA	Ashburnham-Westminster	576	8.3%(48)
1213	West Elementary	Plymouth, MA	Plymouth	349	8.3%(29)
1214	Mountview Middle	Holden, MA	Wachusett	773	8.3%(64)
1215	Joseph E Fiske	Wellesley, MA	Wellesley	278	8.3%(23)
1216	Hilltown Cooperative Charter Public School	Easthampton, MA	Hilltown Cooperative Charter Public	218	8.3%(18)
1217	Acton-Boxborough Regional High	Acton, MA	Acton-Boxborough	1,622	8.3%(134)
1218	Walton	Wakefield, MA	Wakefield	218	8.3%(18)
1219	Center School	Stow, MA	Nashoba	485	8.3%(40)
1220	North Attleboro High	North Attleborough, MA	North Attleborough	1,018	8.3%(84)
1221	Douglas High School	Douglas, MA	Douglas	267	8.2%(22)
1222	South Elementary	Andover, MA	Andover	438	8.2%(36)
1223	Hildreth Elementary School	Harvard, MA	Harvard	451	8.2%(37)
1224	Atherton Hough	Quincy, MA	Quincy	256	8.2%(21)
1225	Needham High	Needham, MA	Needham	1,633	8.1%(133)
1226	Hardy	Arlington, MA	Arlington	382	8.1%(31)
1227	Anne T. Dunphy School	Williamsburg, MA	Williamsburg	111	8.1%(9)
1228	Central	East Bridgewater, MA	East Bridgewater	520	8.1%(42)
1229	Memorial Early Childhood Center	Middleboro, MA	Middleborough	273	8.1%(22)
1230	Tahanto Regional High	Boylston, MA	Berlin-Boylston	522	8.1%(42)
1231	Cunningham School	Milton, MA	Milton	612	8.0%(49)
1232	Granite Valley School	Monson, MA	Monson	400	8.0%(32)
1233	William E Norris	Southampton, MA	Southampton	475	8.0%(38)
1234	Heath-Brook	Tewksbury, MA	Tewksbury	300	8.0%(24)
1235	Southwick Regional School	Southwick, MA	Southwick-Tolland-Granville Regional School District	588	8.0%(47)
1236	Francis W. Parker Charter Essential School	Devens, MA	Francis W. Parker Charter Essential	388	8.0%(31)
1237	Thoreau	Concord, MA	Concord	401	8.0%(32)
1238	Everett W Robinson	Mansfield, MA	Mansfield	664	8.0%(53)
1239	Thomas V Nash	Weymouth, MA	Weymouth	263	8.0%(21)
1240	Grafton Middle	Grafton, MA	Grafton	478	8.0%(38)
1241	Wolf Swamp Road	Longmeadow, MA	Longmeadow	429	7.9%(34)
1242	Eastham Elementary	Eastham, MA	Eastham	177	7.9%(14)
1243	Memorial	Natick, MA	Natick	455	7.9%(36)
1244	Amvet Boulevard	North Attleborough, MA	North Attleborough	417	7.9%(33)
1245	New Heights Charter School of Brockton	Brockton, MA	New Heights Charter School of Brockton	734	7.9%(58)
1246	Marblehead High	Marblehead, MA	Marblehead	861	7.9%(68)
1247	George R Martin	Seekonk, MA	Seekonk	443	7.9%(35)
1248	Dolbeare	Wakefield, MA	Wakefield	443	7.9%(35)
1249	Jordan/Jackson Elementary	Mansfield, MA	Mansfield	760	7.9%(60)
1250	Westwood High	Westwood, MA	Westwood	837	7.9%(66)

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