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The public schools with the highest share of Native American students in Massachusetts · page 14

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MOST NATIVE AMERICAN · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsNative American students% Native American
651West Boylston Junior/Senior HighWest Boylston, MAWest Boylston46110.2%
652Westport Middle-High SchoolWestport, MAWestport88920.2%
653North HighWorcester, MAWorcester1,37630.2%
654City ViewWorcester, MAWorcester46410.2%
655Advanced Math and Science Academy Charter SchoolMarlborough, MAAdvanced Math and Science Academy Charter97020.2%
656Blanchard Memorial SchoolBoxborough, MAActon-Boxborough46910.2%
657Amesbury HighAmesbury, MAAmesbury48110.2%
658Hennigan K-8 SchoolJamaica Plain, MABoston47210.2%
659Ashfield Middle SchoolBrockton, MABrockton47410.2%
660Canton HighCanton, MACanton96820.2%
661Charles D HarringtonNorth Chelmsford, MAChelmsford46810.2%
662Dorothy L BeckwithRehoboth, MADighton-Rehoboth47910.2%
663Dover-Sherborn Regional Middle SchoolDover, MADover-Sherborn47110.2%
664Diman Regional Vocational Technical HighFall River, MAGreater Fall River Regional Vocational Technical1,46330.2%
665Silver Hill Elementary SchoolHaverhill, MAHaverhill48110.2%
666John G WhittierHaverhill, MAHaverhill48710.2%
667TiltonHaverhill, MAHaverhill47110.2%
668Littleton High SchoolLittleton, MALittleton48210.2%
669John J ShaughnessyLowell, MALowell48510.2%
670Keith Middle SchoolNew Bedford, MANew Bedford94920.2%
671Walter S Parker MiddleReading, MAReading46710.2%
672Salem HighSalem, MASalem95220.2%
673Arthur D HealeySomerville, MASomerville48210.2%
674South Hadley HighSouth Hadley, MASouth Hadley47910.2%
675William N. DeBerrySpringfield, MASpringfield48310.2%
676DawsonHolden, MAWachusett48710.2%
677Claremont AcademyWorcester, MAWorcester47410.2%
678Sullivan MiddleWorcester, MAWorcester94020.2%
679Quabbin Regional Middle SchoolBarre, MAQuabbin51010.2%
680Beaver Brook ElementaryAbington, MAAbington49110.2%
681O'Bryant School of Math & ScienceRoxbury, MABoston1,50930.2%
682Warren-Prescott K-8 SchoolCharlestown, MABoston50710.2%
683Lyndon K-8 SchoolWest Roxbury, MABoston51210.2%
684Boston International High School & Newcomers AcademyDorchester, MABoston49010.2%
685Edison Elementary SchoolBrighton, MABoston50210.2%
686East Middle SchoolBraintree, MABraintree99920.2%
687William H LincolnBrookline, MABrookline49410.2%
688Burlington HighBurlington, MABurlington1,01920.2%
689Dean S LuceCanton, MACanton50910.2%
690Byam SchoolChelmsford, MAChelmsford51010.2%
691Mountain View SchoolEasthampton, MAEasthampton99120.2%
692Minnechaug Regional HighWilbraham, MAHampden-Wilbraham99020.2%
693Golden HillHaverhill, MAHaverhill50210.2%
694East Elementary SchoolHingham, MAHingham50210.2%
695Hopkinton Middle SchoolHopkinton, MAHopkinton99620.2%
696Charles S Pierce MiddleMilton, MAMilton1,00220.2%
697Narragansett Regional HighBaldwinville, MANarragansett49210.2%
698Bennett-HemenwayNatick, MANatick50410.2%
699BrownNatick, MANatick49410.2%
700North Attleboro HighNorth Attleborough, MANorth Attleborough1,01820.2%
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