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The public elementary schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Massachusetts · page 2

Ranks 51–100 of the public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL · MASSACHUSETTS

#	School	City	District	Students	Two or more students	% Two or more
51	Underwood	Newton, MA	Newton	253	28	11.1%
52	Cambridgeport	Cambridge, MA	Cambridge	263	29	11.0%
53	Morse	Cambridge, MA	Cambridge	328	36	11.0%
54	Mason-Rice	Newton Centre, MA	Newton	321	35	10.9%
55	Haggerty	Cambridge, MA	Cambridge	250	27	10.8%
56	Bourne Intermediate School	Bourne, MA	Bourne	359	38	10.6%
57	Countryside	Newton Highlands, MA	Newton	369	39	10.6%
58	North End Elementary	Fall River, MA	Fall River	655	69	10.5%
59	Bowman	Lexington, MA	Lexington	429	45	10.5%
60	John J Doran	Fall River, MA	Fall River	525	55	10.5%
61	Samuel Watson	Fall River, MA	Fall River	287	30	10.4%
62	Capuano Early Childhood Center	Somerville, MA	Somerville	250	26	10.4%
63	Barnstable United Elementary School	Marston Mills, MA	Barnstable	714	74	10.4%
64	Cunniff	Watertown, MA	Watertown	320	33	10.3%
65	Colegrove Park Elementary	North Adams, MA	North Adams	369	38	10.3%
66	Leverett Elementary	Leverett, MA	Leverett	137	14	10.2%
67	Henry Lord Community School	Fall River, MA	Fall River	817	83	10.2%
68	Pelham Elementary	Pelham, MA	Pelham	128	13	10.2%
69	Bowen	Newton Centre, MA	Newton	325	33	10.2%
70	Egremont	Pittsfield, MA	Pittsfield	376	38	10.1%
71	Hilltown Cooperative Charter Public School	Easthampton, MA	Hilltown Cooperative Charter Public	218	22	10.1%
72	Boston Teachers Union K-8 Pilot	Jamaica Plain, MA	Boston	249	25	10.0%
73	Fletcher/Maynard Academy	Cambridge, MA	Cambridge	249	25	10.0%
74	Weymouth Early Childhood Center	Weymouth, MA	Weymouth	222	22	9.9%
75	Wareham Elementary School	Wareham, MA	Wareham	912	90	9.9%
76	East Elementary	Sharon, MA	Sharon	458	45	9.8%
77	Allendale	Pittsfield, MA	Pittsfield	236	23	9.8%
78	Snug Harbor Community School	Quincy, MA	Quincy	380	37	9.7%
79	Sprague Elementary School	Wellesley, MA	Wellesley	289	28	9.7%
80	Brayton	North Adams, MA	North Adams	342	33	9.7%
81	John F Kennedy	Holbrook, MA	Holbrook	685	66	9.6%
82	Eastham Elementary	Eastham, MA	Eastham	177	17	9.6%
83	Elizabeth Carter Brooks	New Bedford, MA	New Bedford	261	25	9.6%
84	Fiske	Lexington, MA	Lexington	324	31	9.6%
85	Mary E Finn School	Southborough, MA	Southborough	345	33	9.6%
86	Lawrence	Brookline, MA	Brookline	630	60	9.5%
87	Hunnewell	Wellesley, MA	Wellesley	294	28	9.5%
88	Memorial	Natick, MA	Natick	455	43	9.4%
89	Westall Elementary	Fall River, MA	Fall River	276	26	9.4%
90	Roger E Wellington	Belmont, MA	Belmont	426	40	9.4%
91	Joseph Estabrook	Lexington, MA	Lexington	490	46	9.4%
92	Marathon Elementary School	Hopkinton, MA	Hopkinton	545	51	9.4%
93	C.T. Douglas Elementary School	Acton, MA	Acton-Boxborough	408	38	9.3%
94	Carlisle School	Carlisle, MA	Carlisle	612	57	9.3%
95	Peter Noyes	Sudbury, MA	Sudbury	508	47	9.3%
96	Peirce	West Newton, MA	Newton	249	23	9.2%
97	Provincetown Schools	Provincetown, MA	Provincetown	152	14	9.2%
98	Broadmeadow	Needham, MA	Needham	502	46	9.2%
99	Eddy Elementary	Brewster, MA	Brewster	197	18	9.1%
100	Charles A Bernazzani Elementary	Quincy, MA	Quincy	339	31	9.1%

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