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allk12 · Rankings · Most multiracial · Massachusetts · Middlesex County

The public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Middlesex County, Massachusetts

Across Middlesex County, Massachusetts, 360 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students of two or more races, from federal NCES enrollment data. Martin Luther King Jr. leads the list at 27.4%, against a median of 5.1% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
360
Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Top % Two or more
27.4%
Median % Two or more
5.1%
MOST MULTIRACIAL · MIDDLESEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsTwo or more students% Two or more
1Martin Luther King Jr.Cambridge, MACambridge3409327.4%
2Newton Early Childhood ProgramNewton, MANewton1732916.8%
3Putnam Avenue Upper SchoolCambridge, MACambridge2834716.6%
4BrackettArlington, MAArlington3946416.2%
5Maria L. BaldwinCambridge, MACambridge3605615.6%
6King OpenCambridge, MACambridge3915915.1%
7Benjamin G BrownSomerville, MASomerville2193214.6%
8John A BishopArlington, MAArlington3755213.9%
9CabotNewtonville, MANewton4145613.5%
10HardyArlington, MAArlington3825013.1%
11John WardNewton Centre, MANewton1862412.9%
12Cambridge Street Upper SchoolCambridge, MACambridge3013812.6%
13Lincoln SchoolLincoln, MALincoln5466812.4%
14Lt Eleazer DavisBedford, MABedford5016212.4%
15West Somerville NeighborhoodSomerville, MASomerville3974912.3%
16ZervasWaban, MANewton3994912.3%
17ThompsonArlington, MAArlington5376512.1%
18General John Nixon ElementarySudbury, MASudbury3824612.0%
19John M TobinCambridge, MACambridge2913512.0%
20Hanscom SchoolHanscom Air Force Base, MALincoln4935912.0%
21Horace MannNewtonville, MANewton3514212.0%
22Daniel ButlerBelmont, MABelmont2613111.9%
23BridgeLexington, MALexington3454111.9%
24Cyrus E DallinArlington, MAArlington3904611.8%
25F A Day MiddleNewtonville, MANewton86010011.6%
26M Norcross StrattonArlington, MAArlington4485211.6%
27A E AngierWaban, MANewton3834411.5%
28Lincoln-EliotNewton, MANewton3363811.3%
29ThoreauConcord, MAConcord4014511.2%
30John F KennedySomerville, MASomerville4394911.2%
31PeabodyCambridge, MACambridge3143511.2%
32HosmerWatertown, MAWatertown7588411.1%
33UnderwoodNewton, MANewton2532811.1%
34CambridgeportCambridge, MACambridge2632911.0%
35MorseCambridge, MACambridge3283611.0%
36Mason-RiceNewton Centre, MANewton3213510.9%
37HaggertyCambridge, MACambridge2502710.8%
38CountrysideNewton Highlands, MANewton3693910.6%
39BowmanLexington, MALexington4294510.5%
40Gibbs SchoolArlington, MAArlington5295510.4%
41Capuano Early Childhood CenterSomerville, MASomerville2502610.4%
42Bigelow MiddleNewton, MANewton4344510.4%
43CunniffWatertown, MAWatertown3203310.3%
44BowenNewton Centre, MANewton3253310.2%
45Cambridge Rindge and LatinCambridge, MACambridge2,07220910.1%
46Fletcher/Maynard AcademyCambridge, MACambridge2492510.0%
47Rindge Avenue Upper SchoolCambridge, MACambridge292289.6%
48FiskeLexington, MALexington324319.6%
49MemorialNatick, MANatick455439.4%
50Roger E WellingtonBelmont, MABelmont426409.4%
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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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