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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Native American students in Essex County, Massachusetts

This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the highest share of Native American students in Essex County, Massachusetts, drawn from 126 qualifying public elementary schools. Bates leads the list at 1.5%, against a median of 0.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
126
Essex County, Massachusetts
Top % Native American
1.5%
Median % Native American
0.0%
MOST NATIVE AMERICAN · ESSEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsNative American students% Native American
1BatesSalem, MASalem41061.5%
2A Drewicz ElementaryLynn, MALynn48861.2%
3Salem Early ChildhoodSalem, MASalem10610.9%
4HadleySwampscott, MASwampscott3560.8%
5TracyLynn, MALynn39730.8%
6William A Welch SrPeabody, MAPeabody40830.7%
7Horace Mann LaboratorySalem, MASalem29320.7%
8Sewell-AndersonLynn, MALynn30020.7%
9Lynn WoodsLynn, MALynn15310.7%
10Hannah ElementaryBeverly, MABeverly31220.6%
11JohnsonNahant, MANahant16310.6%
12Belmonte STEAM AcademySaugus, MASaugus81450.6%
13MoodyHaverhill, MAHaverhill16710.6%
14Paul F Doyon MemorialIpswich, MAIpswich36620.6%
15Wm P ConneryLynn, MALynn56330.5%
16John E. McCarthyPeabody, MAPeabody38520.5%
17Cobbet ElementaryLynn, MALynn61630.5%
18Robert L FordLynn, MALynn41020.5%
19Saltonstall SchoolSalem, MASalem41220.5%
20ClarkeSwampscott, MASwampscott2060.5%
21Thomas CarrollPeabody, MAPeabody64530.5%
22Pine GroveRowley, MATriton42920.5%
23Lincoln-ThomsonLynn, MALynn21910.5%
24Dr Frederick N SweetsirMerrimac, MAPentucket21710.5%
25AbornLynn, MALynn22410.5%
26Edward A SissonLynn, MALynn44920.5%
27Witchcraft HeightsSalem, MASalem45520.4%
28Shay ElementaryAmesbury, MAAmesbury48520.4%
29CarltonSalem, MASalem24710.4%
30Pentucket Lake ElementaryHaverhill, MAHaverhill52720.4%
31HoodLynn, MALynn54120.4%
32Fuller MeadowMiddleton, MAMiddleton26910.4%
33Bentley Academy Innovation SchoolSalem, MASalem28610.3%
34John E BurkePeabody, MAPeabody29410.3%
35Dr John C Page SchoolWest Newbury, MAPentucket32710.3%
36Henry C Sanborn ElementaryAndover, MAAndover33210.3%
37E J HarringtonLynn, MALynn68720.3%
38Capt William G ShoemakerLynn, MALynn36110.3%
39IngallsLynn, MALynn71920.3%
40HighlandsDanvers, MADanvers38510.3%
41Salisbury ElementarySalisbury, MATriton38610.3%
42Community Day Charter Public SchoolLawrence, MACommunity Day Charter Public School1,20030.3%
43Cove ElementaryBeverly, MABeverly39410.3%
44Annie L Sargent SchoolNorth Andover, MANorth Andover44110.2%
45Howe-ManningMiddleton, MAMiddleton46110.2%
46Anne Bradstreet Early Childhood CenterNorth Andover, MANorth Andover46210.2%
47Silver Hill Elementary SchoolHaverhill, MAHaverhill48110.2%
48TiltonHaverhill, MAHaverhill47110.2%
49Golden HillHaverhill, MAHaverhill50210.2%
50South MemorialPeabody, MAPeabody50610.2%
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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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