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The public 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	Young Achievers K-8 School	Mattapan, MA	Boston	489	53.8%(263)
252	Fairview Elementary	Chicopee, MA	Chicopee	387	53.8%(208)
253	Chicopee High	Chicopee, MA	Chicopee	918	53.6%(492)
254	Frances Drake School	Leominster, MA	Leominster	512	53.5%(274)
255	Barnstable Community Innovation School	Hyannis, MA	Barnstable	293	53.2%(156)
256	Burncoat Street	Worcester, MA	Worcester	223	52.9%(118)
257	Madison Park Technical Vocational High School	Roxbury, MA	Boston	1,121	52.6%(590)
258	Charlotte M Murkland Elementary	Lowell, MA	Lowell	448	52.5%(235)
259	John B Devalles	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	292	52.4%(153)
260	Lowell Middlesex Academy Charter School	Lowell, MA	Lowell Middlesex Academy Charter	126	52.4%(66)
261	Waltham Sr High	Waltham, MA	Waltham	1,791	52.4%(938)
262	Aborn	Lynn, MA	Lynn	224	52.2%(117)
263	Rogers STEM Academy	Lowell, MA	Lowell	892	52.0%(464)
264	Methuen High	Methuen, MA	Methuen	1,841	51.9%(955)
265	Adams School	Everett, MA	Everett	162	51.9%(84)
266	Pentucket Lake Elementary	Haverhill, MA	Haverhill	527	51.6%(272)
267	Head Start	Worcester, MA	Worcester	349	51.6%(180)
268	Abraham Lincoln	Revere, MA	Revere	600	51.5%(309)
269	Horace Mann Laboratory	Salem, MA	Salem	293	51.2%(150)
270	Webster Extension	Everett, MA	Everett	211	51.2%(108)
271	John G Whittier	Haverhill, MA	Haverhill	487	51.1%(249)
272	Belcher	Chicopee, MA	Chicopee	245	51.0%(125)
273	Whaling City Junior/Senior High School	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	200	51.0%(102)
274	North High	Worcester, MA	Worcester	1,376	50.9%(701)
275	Moody	Haverhill, MA	Haverhill	167	50.9%(85)
276	John Avery Parker	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	289	50.9%(147)
277	Amigos School	Cambridge, MA	Cambridge	413	50.9%(210)
278	Quinsigamond	Worcester, MA	Worcester	738	50.8%(375)
279	Daniel B Brunton	Springfield, MA	Springfield	314	50.3%(158)
280	Comprehensive Grammar School	Methuen, MA	Methuen	1,046	50.2%(525)
281	Belmont Street Community	Worcester, MA	Worcester	615	50.1%(308)
282	Conley Elementary School	Roslindale, MA	Boston	148	50.0%(74)
283	Carlos Pacheco	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	242	50.0%(121)
284	Roosevelt Middle School	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	759	49.9%(379)
285	Global Learning Charter Public School	New Bedford, MA	Global Learning Charter Public	508	49.8%(253)
286	City View	Worcester, MA	Worcester	464	49.8%(231)
287	Northwest	Leominster, MA	Leominster	665	49.8%(331)
288	Francis J Kane	Marlborough, MA	Marlborough	575	49.7%(286)
289	Grafton Street	Worcester, MA	Worcester	386	49.7%(192)
290	William F. Stanley Elementary School	Waltham, MA	Waltham	381	49.6%(189)
291	James Sullivan Middle School	Lowell, MA	Lowell	625	49.4%(309)
292	Emergence Academy	Springfield, MA	Springfield	382	49.2%(188)
293	Sullivan Middle	Worcester, MA	Worcester	940	49.1%(462)
294	Learning First Charter Public School	Worcester, MA	Learning First Charter Public School	666	49.1%(327)
295	Salem High	Salem, MA	Salem	952	49.0%(467)
296	Priest Street	Leominster, MA	Leominster	151	49.0%(74)
297	Francis J McGrath Elementary	Worcester, MA	Worcester	200	49.0%(98)
298	Joseph McAvinnue	Lowell, MA	Lowell	447	49.0%(219)
299	Nantucket Elementary	Nantucket, MA	Nantucket	399	48.9%(195)
300	Sumner Elementary School	Roslindale, MA	Boston	576	48.8%(281)

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