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The public elementary schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Massachusetts · page 16

Ranks 751800 of the public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsTwo or more students% Two or more
751Kennedy-LongfellowCambridge, MACambridge21573.3%
752Rogers STEM AcademyLowell, MALowell892293.3%
753Park Avenue ElementaryWebster, MAWebster738243.3%
754Douglas Elementary SchoolDouglas, MADouglas340113.2%
755ParmenterFranklin, MAFranklin309103.2%
756Discovery School at Four CornersGreenfield, MAGreenfield18563.2%
757Ralph Wheelock SchoolMedfield, MAMedfield404133.2%
758Dighton ElementaryDighton, MADighton-Rehoboth468153.2%
759South Grafton ElementarySouth Grafton, MAGrafton28093.2%
760WaltonWakefield, MAWakefield21873.2%
761Boston Renaissance Charter Public SchoolHyde Park, MABoston Renaissance Charter Public938303.2%
762Caleb Dustin Hunking SchoolHaverhill, MAHaverhill1,062343.2%
763Lincoln-ThomsonLynn, MALynn21973.2%
764Turkey Hill Elementary SchoolLunenburg, MALunenburg345113.2%
765Annie L Sargent SchoolNorth Andover, MANorth Andover441143.2%
766Ellison-Parks Early Education SchoolMattapan, MABoston19063.2%
767Houghton ElementarySterling, MAWachusett317103.1%
768Powder Mill SchoolSouthwick, MASouthwick-Tolland-Granville Regional School District383123.1%
769Barbieri ElementaryFramingham, MAFramingham671213.1%
770Plymouth RiverHingham, MAHingham352113.1%
771GreenhalgeLowell, MALowell480153.1%
772KIPP Academy Boston Charter SchoolMattapan, MAKIPP Academy Boston Charter School646203.1%
773Mason Road SchoolDudley, MADudley-Charlton Reg29093.1%
774Lee K-8 SchoolDorchester, MABoston551173.1%
775Florence Roche SchoolGroton, MAGroton-Dunstable615193.1%
776Winter Hill CommunitySomerville, MASomerville388123.1%
777Bradley Elementary SchoolEast Boston, MABoston29293.1%
778Edward P. Boland SchoolSpringfield, MASpringfield587183.1%
779StanleySwampscott, MASwampscott1633.1%
780Abner GibbsWestfield, MAWestfield19663.1%
781Goddard School/Science TechnicalWorcester, MAWorcester359113.1%
782Early Learning CenterFall River, MAFall River16453.0%
783Alfred J GomesNew Bedford, MANew Bedford623193.0%
784Memorial SchoolUpton, MAMendon-Upton493153.0%
785Howe-ManningMiddleton, MAMiddleton461143.0%
786Hatherly ElementaryScituate, MAScituate26383.0%
787CanterburyWorcester, MAWorcester329103.0%
788Paul RevereRevere, MARevere497153.0%
789Sewell-AndersonLynn, MALynn30093.0%
790Perkins Elementary SchoolSouth Boston, MABoston16753.0%
791MemorialMilford, MAMilford435133.0%
792Marguerite E Small ElementaryWest Yarmouth, MADennis-Yarmouth30293.0%
793Forest Avenue ElementaryHudson, MAHudson26983.0%
794Freetown Elementary SchoolEast Freetown, MAFreetown-Lakeville371113.0%
795Thomas CarrollPeabody, MAPeabody645193.0%
796William E NorrisSouthampton, MASouthampton475143.0%
797BrooksideMilford, MAMilford578172.9%
798LibertySpringfield, MASpringfield23872.9%
799Westminster ElementaryWestminster, MAAshburnham-Westminster375112.9%
800Mattahunt Elementary SchoolMattapan, MABoston581172.9%
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