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The public schools with the highest share of Native American students in Massachusetts · page 12

Ranks 551600 of the public schools with the highest share of Native American students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsNative American students% Native American
551Union Hill SchoolWorcester, MAWorcester37710.3%
552Jacob Hiatt MagnetWorcester, MAWorcester36710.3%
553Ellis Elementary SchoolRoxbury, MABoston39110.3%
554Fairview ElementaryChicopee, MAChicopee38710.3%
555HighlandsDanvers, MADanvers38510.3%
556Joseph DemelloSouth Dartmouth, MADartmouth39210.3%
557Blanche A. Ames Elementary SchoolNorth Easton, MAEaston76220.3%
558Leicester HighLeicester, MALeicester38810.3%
559Jordan/Jackson ElementaryMansfield, MAMansfield76020.3%
560Goodnow Brothers Elementary SchoolMarlborough, MAMarlborough78120.3%
561Dale StreetMedfield, MAMedfield38410.3%
562WinthropMelrose, MAMelrose39210.3%
563Irwin M. Jacobs Elementary SchoolNew Bedford, MANew Bedford38810.3%
564Silvio O Conte CommunityPittsfield, MAPittsfield37910.3%
565Quincy HighQuincy, MAQuincy1,51440.3%
566Snug Harbor Community SchoolQuincy, MAQuincy38010.3%
567Milton Bradley SchoolSpringfield, MASpringfield38510.3%
568Emergence AcademySpringfield, MASpringfield38210.3%
569Robin HoodStoneham, MAStoneham38010.3%
570General John Nixon ElementarySudbury, MASudbury38210.3%
571Salisbury ElementarySalisbury, MATriton38610.3%
572Watertown HighWatertown, MAWatertown76120.3%
573Grafton StreetWorcester, MAWorcester38610.3%
574Community Day Charter Public SchoolLawrence, MACommunity Day Charter Public School1,20030.3%
575Pioneer Valley Performing Arts Charter Public SchoolSouth Hadley, MAPioneer Valley Performing Arts Charter Public39710.3%
576Acton-Boxborough Regional HighActon, MAActon-Boxborough1,62240.3%
577Andover HighAndover, MAAndover1,60940.3%
578Cove ElementaryBeverly, MABeverly39410.3%
579Kennedy John F Elementary SchoolJamaica Plain, MABoston39910.3%
580Kilmer K-8 SchoolWest Roxbury, MABoston40110.3%
581Community Academy of Science and HealthDorchester, MABoston39810.3%
582ThoreauConcord, MAConcord40110.3%
583George H PotterNorth Dartmouth, MADartmouth40710.3%
584Dracut Senior HighDracut, MADracut79220.3%
585Duxbury HighDuxbury, MADuxbury80820.3%
586Oak Bluffs ElementaryOak Bluffs, MAOak Bluffs40210.3%
587Horace MannFranklin, MAFranklin40710.3%
588Oak Street ElementaryFranklin, MAFranklin39810.3%
589Gardner HighGardner, MAGardner80820.3%
590Holliston HighHolliston, MAHolliston80920.3%
591Leicester MiddleLeicester, MALeicester39410.3%
592Furnace Brook MiddleMarshfield, MAMarshfield79920.3%
593ZervasWaban, MANewton39910.3%
594Northbridge MiddleWhitinsville, MANorthbridge39410.3%
595Old Rochester Regional Jr HighMattapoisett, MAOld Rochester40710.3%
596Sharon MiddleSharon, MASharon81520.3%
597P Brent TrottierSouthborough, MASouthborough40410.3%
598Eastford RoadSouthbridge, MASouthbridge39710.3%
599Bay Path Regional Vocational Technical High SchoolCharlton, MASouthern Worcester County Regional Vocational School Distric1,18830.3%
600Joseph R Dawe Jr ElementaryStoughton, MAStoughton40310.3%
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