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The public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Massachusetts · page 31

Ranks 1,501–1,550 of the public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsHispanic students% Hispanic
1501Plymouth RiverHingham, MAHingham352195.4%
1502Triton Regional Middle SchoolByfield, MATriton297165.4%
1503Dartmouth MiddleNorth Dartmouth, MADartmouth801435.4%
1504Hopkinton HighHopkinton, MAHopkinton1,267685.4%
1505South Grafton ElementarySouth Grafton, MAGrafton280155.4%
1506BowmanLexington, MALexington429235.4%
1507FallsNorth Attleborough, MANorth Attleborough243135.3%
1508Walter S Parker MiddleReading, MAReading467255.3%
1509Bourne Middle SchoolBourne, MABourne394215.3%
1510Silver Lake Regional Middle SchoolKingston, MASilver Lake544295.3%
1511Manomet ElementaryPlymouth, MAPlymouth263145.3%
1512GreenwoodWakefield, MAWakefield227125.3%
1513Meetinghouse SchoolWestminster, MAAshburnham-Westminster210115.2%
1514Thomas Blake MiddleMedfield, MAMedfield574305.2%
1515Alice M BarrowsReading, MAReading365195.2%
1516Carver Elementary SchoolCarver, MACarver788415.2%
1517Florence Roche SchoolGroton, MAGroton-Dunstable615325.2%
1518Winchester High SchoolWinchester, MAWinchester1,404735.2%
1519George R Austin Intermediate SchoolLakeville, MAFreetown-Lakeville462245.2%
1520Littleton High SchoolLittleton, MALittleton482255.2%
1521Cape Cod Lighthouse Charter SchoolEast Harwich, MACape Cod Lighthouse Charter251135.2%
1522Edward G. Molin Elementary SchoolNewburyport, MANewburyport310165.2%
1523Jonas Clarke MiddleLexington, MALexington796415.2%
1524Gateway Regional Middle SchoolHuntington, MAGateway196—5.1%
1525Roosevelt AvenueNorth Attleborough, MANorth Attleborough255135.1%
1526Somerset Middle SchoolSomerset, MASomerset610315.1%
1527Westminster ElementaryWestminster, MAAshburnham-Westminster375195.1%
1528Freetown-Lakeville Middle SchoolLakeville, MAFreetown-Lakeville699355.0%
1529Littleville Elementary SchoolHuntington, MAGateway260135.0%
1530Albert F Ford Middle SchoolAcushnet, MAAcushnet403205.0%
1531A E AngierWaban, MANewton383195.0%
1532Newbury ElementaryNewbury, MATriton424215.0%
1533Hubbardston CenterHubbardston, MAQuabbin304154.9%
1534Joseph W Martin Jr ElementaryNorth Attleborough, MANorth Attleborough549274.9%
1535North Reading HighNorth Reading, MANorth Reading652324.9%
1536Col John RobinsonWestford, MAWestford346174.9%
1537Albert S. Woodward Memorial SchoolSouthborough, MASouthborough286144.9%
1538SippicanMarion, MAMarion369184.9%
1539North Quincy HighQuincy, MAQuincy1,520744.9%
1540Indian HeadHanson, MAWhitman-Hanson494244.9%
1541CenterMattapoisett, MAMattapoisett227114.8%
1542WinthropMelrose, MAMelrose392194.8%
1543Farmington River ElementaryOtis, MAFarmington River Reg12464.8%
1544Littleton Middle SchoolLittleton, MALittleton373184.8%
1545Atlantic MiddleQuincy, MAQuincy601294.8%
1546Hopkinton Middle SchoolHopkinton, MAHopkinton996484.8%
1547Georgetown Middle SchoolGeorgetown, MAGeorgetown18794.8%
1548Kingston IntermediateKingston, MAKingston645314.8%
1549Raynham Middle SchoolRaynham, MABridgewater-Raynham710344.8%
1550Pine HillSherborn, MASherborn397194.8%
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