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The public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Massachusetts · page 18

Ranks 851900 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
851Westfield HighWestfield, MAWestfield1,034444.3%
852Sullivan MiddleWorcester, MAWorcester940404.3%
853Chestnut Hill Community SchoolBelchertown, MABelchertown494214.3%
854John D Mc Govern ElementaryMedway, MAMedway353154.3%
855North Reading MiddleNorth Reading, MANorth Reading494214.3%
856Easthampton HighEasthampton, MAEasthampton377164.2%
857Wilbraham MiddleWilbraham, MAHampden-Wilbraham613264.2%
858Early Childhood Education CenterSpringfield, MASpringfield16574.2%
859Uxbridge HighUxbridge, MAUxbridge590254.2%
860BowieChicopee, MAChicopee260114.2%
861Dighton Middle SchoolDighton, MADighton-Rehoboth355154.2%
862Herbert Clark HooverMelrose, MAMelrose260114.2%
863Somerville HighSomerville, MASomerville1,394594.2%
864North Middlesex RegionalTownsend, MANorth Middlesex711304.2%
865Walpole Middle SchoolE. Walpole, MAWalpole829354.2%
866McCarthy Middle SchoolChelmsford, MAChelmsford808344.2%
867Fowler SchoolMaynard, MAMaynard451194.2%
868Stoneham Central Middle SchoolStoneham, MAStoneham689294.2%
869Mary Lee BurbankBelmont, MABelmont238104.2%
870Mountain ViewEast Longmeadow, MAEast Longmeadow286124.2%
871North Andover MiddleNorth Andover, MANorth Andover1,023434.2%
872Salem HighSalem, MASalem952404.2%
873Frederick J DutileNorth Billerica, MABillerica310134.2%
874Johnny AppleseedLeominster, MALeominster692294.2%
875Nantucket HighNantucket, MANantucket596254.2%
876Edward G. Molin Elementary SchoolNewburyport, MANewburyport310134.2%
877BarryChicopee, MAChicopee359154.2%
878Alden SchoolDuxbury, MADuxbury622264.2%
879Cedar ElementaryHanover, MAHanover479204.2%
880Daniel L Joyce Middle SchoolWoburn, MAWoburn455194.2%
881BrophyFramingham, MAFramingham504214.2%
882Chocksett Middle SchoolSterling, MAWachusett264114.2%
883Galvin Middle SchoolWakefield, MAWakefield1,056444.2%
884Bartlett High SchoolWebster, MAWebster408174.2%
885Milton HighMilton, MAMilton1,083454.2%
886Millville ElementaryMillville, MABlackstone-Millville459194.1%
887Normandin Middle SchoolNew Bedford, MANew Bedford990414.1%
888King Philip Regional HighWrentham, MAKing Philip1,114464.1%
889Pickering MiddleLynn, MALynn583244.1%
890Medfield Senior HighMedfield, MAMedfield704294.1%
891Spaulding MemorialTownsend, MANorth Middlesex413174.1%
892Cape Cod Region Vocational TechnicalHarwich, MACape Cod Regional Vocational Technical682284.1%
893Oliver Ames HighNorth Easton, MAEaston1,045434.1%
894Frances Drake SchoolLeominster, MALeominster512214.1%
895Pawtucketville MemorialLowell, MALowell463194.1%
896Margaret L DonovanRandolph, MARandolph415174.1%
897Tri-County Regional Vocational TechnicalFranklin, MATri-County Regional Vocational Technical1,000414.1%
898The Bromfield Middle SchoolHarvard, MAHarvard244104.1%
899STEM Middle AcademySpringfield, MASpringfield269114.1%
900Gordon W. Mitchell SchoolEast Bridgewater, MAEast Bridgewater612254.1%
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