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The public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Massachusetts · page 29

Ranks 1,4011,450 of the public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Hispanic
1401John Glenn MiddleBedford, MABedford6046.5%(39)
1402South Middle SchoolBraintree, MABraintree6356.5%(41)
1403Helen Keller ElementaryFranklin, MAFranklin5606.4%(36)
1404Melrose MiddleMelrose, MAMelrose8866.4%(57)
1405Marathon Elementary SchoolHopkinton, MAHopkinton5456.4%(35)
1406Henry B. Burkland Elementary SchoolMiddleborough, MAMiddleborough5456.4%(35)
1407J Warren KillamReading, MAReading4066.4%(26)
1408Lt Eleazer DavisBedford, MABedford5016.4%(32)
1409Medfield Senior HighMedfield, MAMedfield7046.4%(45)
1410Benjamin G BrownSomerville, MASomerville2196.4%(14)
1411PeabodyCambridge, MACambridge3146.4%(20)
1412Carlisle SchoolCarlisle, MACarlisle6126.4%(39)
1413Gill ElementaryGill, MAGill-Montague1106.4%(7)
1414Pollard MiddleNeedham, MANeedham8676.3%(55)
1415Wellesley Sr HighWellesley, MAWellesley1,2626.3%(80)
1416Franklin HighFranklin, MAFranklin1,4536.3%(92)
1417Hanson Middle SchoolHanson, MAWhitman-Hanson4426.3%(28)
1418Paul P Gates Elementary SchoolActon, MAActon-Boxborough3806.3%(24)
1419HighlandsBraintree, MABraintree3506.3%(22)
1420Bessie Buker ElementaryWenham, MAHamilton-Wenham2556.3%(16)
1421Harold L Qualters MiddleMansfield, MAMansfield7506.3%(47)
1422Benjamin Banneker Charter Public SchoolCambridge, MABenjamin Banneker Charter Public3526.3%(22)
1423Early Childhood Center at the Doyle SchoolWakefield, MAWakefield1286.3%(8)
1424Muraco ElementaryWinchester, MAWinchester3526.3%(22)
1425Nessacus Regional Middle SchoolDalton, MACentral Berkshire3536.2%(22)
1426Mason-RiceNewton Centre, MANewton3216.2%(20)
1427Sturgis Charter Public SchoolHyannis, MASturgis Charter Public8256.2%(51)
1428E W Thurston MiddleWestwood, MAWestwood6646.2%(41)
1429HarringtonLexington, MALexington3746.2%(23)
1430Chester ElementaryChester, MAGateway1146.1%(7)
1431John A. Crisafulli Elementary SchoolWestford, MAWestford3426.1%(21)
1432Concord Carlisle HighConcord, MAConcord-Carlisle1,1916.1%(73)
1433Hull HighHull, MAHull2786.1%(17)
1434King Philip Regional HighWrentham, MAKing Philip1,1146.1%(68)
1435Forestdale SchoolSandwich, MASandwich5576.1%(34)
1436Wayland High SchoolWayland, MAWayland8036.1%(49)
1437Blueberry HillLongmeadow, MALongmeadow3626.1%(22)
1438Martinson ElementaryMarshfield, MAMarshfield4456.1%(27)
1439Rockport ElementaryRockport, MARockport2646.1%(16)
1440Gordon W. Mitchell SchoolEast Bridgewater, MAEast Bridgewater6126.0%(37)
1441Wayland Middle SchoolWayland, MAWayland6626.0%(40)
1442Hingham Middle SchoolHingham, MAHingham7986.0%(48)
1443Bridgewater-Raynham RegionalBridgewater, MABridgewater-Raynham1,4876.0%(89)
1444Canton HighCanton, MACanton9686.0%(58)
1445Plum Cove SchoolGloucester, MAGloucester2176.0%(13)
1446Florence Sawyer SchoolBolton, MANashoba7346.0%(44)
1447Plymouth South MiddlePlymouth, MAPlymouth6016.0%(36)
1448Nauset Regional HighNorth Eastham, MANauset7376.0%(44)
1449Triton Regional High SchoolByfield, MATriton5386.0%(32)
1450Sharon HighSharon, MASharon1,1615.9%(69)
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