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The public elementary schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Massachusetts · page 9

Ranks 401450 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
401Fall BrookLeominster, MALeominster670375.5%
402Blueberry HillLongmeadow, MALongmeadow362205.5%
403Archie T MorrisonBraintree, MABraintree327185.5%
404Dennis-Yarmouth Intermediate SchoolSouth Yarmouth, MADennis-Yarmouth491275.5%
405Donald RossBraintree, MABraintree182105.5%
406Nelson PlaceWorcester, MAWorcester621345.5%
407Hatfield ElementaryHatfield, MAHatfield201115.5%
408Old Mill PondPalmer, MAPalmer677375.5%
409Nantucket Intermediate SchoolNantucket, MANantucket366205.5%
410Burgess ElementarySturbridge, MASturbridge842465.5%
411Old Post RoadEast Walpole, MAWalpole458255.5%
412BrookfieldBrockton, MABrockton532295.5%
413North Grafton ElementaryNorth Grafton, MAGrafton257145.5%
414HancockBrockton, MABrockton680375.4%
415Richardson Olmsted SchoolNorth Easton, MAEaston755415.4%
416Edmund Hatch BennettTaunton, MATaunton313175.4%
417Szetela Early Childhood CenterChicopee, MAChicopee222125.4%
418Williamstown ElementaryWilliamstown, MAMount Greylock407225.4%
419Dual Language SchoolWaltham, MAWaltham222125.4%
420Lucretia and Joseph Brown SchoolMarblehead, MAMarblehead445245.4%
421SouthSomerset, MASomerset242135.4%
422Bates Elementary SchoolRoslindale, MABoston281155.3%
423CenterLongmeadow, MALongmeadow412225.3%
424Richard L. Wilkins Elementary SchoolStoughton, MAStoughton357195.3%
425Thomas R Plympton Elementary SchoolWaltham, MAWaltham357195.3%
426BelcherChicopee, MAChicopee245135.3%
427Birch MeadowReading, MAReading359195.3%
428Josiah HaynesSudbury, MASudbury397215.3%
429Everett W RobinsonMansfield, MAMansfield664355.3%
430Kennedy John F Elementary SchoolJamaica Plain, MABoston399215.3%
431Spring Street SchoolShrewsbury, MAShrewsbury304165.3%
432Lawrence W PingreeWeymouth, MAWeymouth266145.3%
433Francis Wyman ElementaryBurlington, MABurlington514275.3%
434LitwinChicopee, MAChicopee343185.3%
435Annie E FalesWestborough, MAWestborough305165.3%
436H Olive DayNorfolk, MANorfolk477255.2%
437Beethoven Elementary SchoolWest Roxbury, MABoston287155.2%
438John F KennedyBrockton, MABrockton539285.2%
439Bancroft ElementaryAndover, MAAndover522275.2%
440Plains ElementarySouth Hadley, MASouth Hadley271145.2%
441City ViewWorcester, MAWorcester464245.2%
442Merrill Elementary SchoolRaynham, MABridgewater-Raynham310165.2%
443Glickman ElementarySpringfield, MASpringfield310165.2%
444Joseph McAvinnueLowell, MALowell447235.2%
445John J ShaughnessyLowell, MALowell485255.2%
446Irwin M. Jacobs Elementary SchoolNew Bedford, MANew Bedford388205.2%
447L G Nourse ElementaryNorton, MANorton272145.2%
448German Gerena Community SchoolSpringfield, MASpringfield621325.2%
449Warren-Prescott K-8 SchoolCharlestown, MABoston507265.1%
450Federal Street SchoolGreenfield, MAGreenfield195105.1%
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