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The public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in Massachusetts · page 3

Ranks 101150 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
101South West Middle SchoolQuincy, MAQuincy449439.6%
102FiskeLexington, MALexington324319.6%
103Mary E Finn SchoolSouthborough, MASouthborough345339.6%
104LawrenceBrookline, MABrookline630609.5%
105HunnewellWellesley, MAWellesley294289.5%
106MemorialNatick, MANatick455439.4%
107Westall ElementaryFall River, MAFall River276269.4%
108Roger E WellingtonBelmont, MABelmont426409.4%
109Joseph EstabrookLexington, MALexington490469.4%
110Marathon Elementary SchoolHopkinton, MAHopkinton545519.4%
111Drury HighNorth Adams, MANorth Adams438419.4%
112Mashpee Middle-High SchoolMashpee, MAMashpee600569.3%
113C.T. Douglas Elementary SchoolActon, MAActon-Boxborough408389.3%
114Carlisle SchoolCarlisle, MACarlisle612579.3%
115Peter NoyesSudbury, MASudbury508479.3%
116PeirceWest Newton, MANewton249239.2%
117Provincetown SchoolsProvincetown, MAProvincetown152149.2%
118Barnstable Intermediate SchoolHyannis, MABarnstable642599.2%
119BroadmeadowNeedham, MANeedham502469.2%
120Christa McAuliffe Charter SchoolFramingham, MAChrista McAuliffe Charter School284269.2%
121Eddy ElementaryBrewster, MABrewster197189.1%
122Charles A Bernazzani ElementaryQuincy, MAQuincy339319.1%
123Baldwin Early Learning Pilot AcademyBrighton, MABoston165159.1%
124Gill ElementaryGill, MAGill-Montague110109.1%
125John EliotNeedham, MANeedham397369.1%
126May StreetWorcester, MAWorcester310289.0%
127Marguerite E PeasleeNorthborough, MANorthborough267249.0%
128Maria HastingsLexington, MALexington579529.0%
129LincolnMelrose, MAMelrose404368.9%
130Chatham Elementary SchoolChatham, MAMonomoy Regional School District146138.9%
131John F KennedyCanton, MACanton462418.9%
132Albert F. Argenziano School at Lincoln ParkSomerville, MASomerville553498.9%
133Erving ElementaryErving, MAErving113108.8%
134HarringtonLexington, MALexington374338.8%
135Amelio Della Chiesa Early Childhood CenterQuincy, MAQuincy1708.8%
136PeirceArlington, MAArlington318288.8%
137Betsey B WinslowNew Bedford, MANew Bedford227208.8%
138Happy Hollow SchoolWayland, MAWayland330298.8%
139Belmont Middle SchoolBelmont, MABelmont742658.8%
140FranklinWest Newton, MANewton320288.8%
141Sgt Wm H Carney AcademyNew Bedford, MANew Bedford618548.7%
142Edith C BakerChestnut Hill, MABrookline665588.7%
143Lynch ElementaryWinchester, MAWinchester426378.7%
144McCall MiddleWinchester, MAWinchester1,036908.7%
145R Stewart Esten Early Childhood CenterRockland, MARockland242218.7%
146Lincoln ElementaryWinchester, MAWinchester334298.7%
147Gardner HighGardner, MAGardner808708.7%
148West Villages Elementary SchoolMarstons Mills, MABarnstable416368.7%
149Dartmouth HighDartmouth, MADartmouth902788.7%
150Wm Diamond MiddleLexington, MALexington936818.7%
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