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The public middle schools with the highest share of White students in Massachusetts · page 2

Ranks 51–100 of the public schools with the highest share of White students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE · MASSACHUSETTS

#	School	City	District	Students	% White
51	John T. Nichols Middle	Middleborough, MA	Middleborough	688	83.3%(573)
52	Arthur W Coolidge Middle	Reading, MA	Reading	405	83.2%(337)
53	Narragansett Middle	Baldwinville, MA	Narragansett	366	83.1%(304)
54	Village School	Marblehead, MA	Marblehead	529	83.0%(439)
55	Northbridge Middle	Whitinsville, MA	Northbridge	394	83.0%(327)
56	Chestnut Hill Community School	Belchertown, MA	Belchertown	494	82.6%(408)
57	Ipswich Middle School	Ipswich, MA	Ipswich	377	82.5%(311)
58	Charlton Middle School	Charlton, MA	Dudley-Charlton Reg	631	82.4%(520)
59	Whitin Intermediate	Uxbridge, MA	Uxbridge	463	82.3%(381)
60	Hastings Middle	Fairhaven, MA	Fairhaven	415	82.2%(341)
61	King Philip Middle School	Norfolk, MA	King Philip	706	82.2%(580)
62	Murdock Middle School	Winchendon, MA	Winchendon	281	81.8%(230)
63	Wilmington Middle School	Wilmington, MA	Wilmington	782	81.8%(640)
64	Charles E Roderick	Wrentham, MA	Wrentham	357	81.8%(292)
65	Millis Middle	Millis, MA	Millis	267	81.7%(218)
66	Quaboag Regional Middle Innovation School	Warren, MA	Quaboag Regional	196	81.6%(160)
67	Central Tree Middle	Rutland, MA	Wachusett	369	81.6%(301)
68	Medway Middle	Medway, MA	Medway	677	81.2%(550)
69	Agawam Junior High	Feeding Hills, MA	Agawam	527	80.7%(425)
70	Horace Mann	Franklin, MA	Franklin	407	80.3%(327)
71	Walter S Parker Middle	Reading, MA	Reading	467	80.3%(375)
72	Lunenburg Middle School	Lunenburg, MA	Lunenburg	382	80.1%(306)
73	Wilbraham Middle	Wilbraham, MA	Hampden-Wilbraham	613	79.9%(490)
74	Hale	Stow, MA	Nashoba	247	79.8%(197)
75	Groton Dunstable Regional Middle	Groton, MA	Groton-Dunstable	739	79.3%(586)
76	Mountview Middle	Holden, MA	Wachusett	773	78.9%(610)
77	Nauset Regional Middle	Orleans, MA	Nauset	455	78.9%(359)
78	John W. Wynn Middle	Tewksbury, MA	Tewksbury	539	78.7%(424)
79	Frederick W. Hartnett Middle School	Blackstone, MA	Blackstone-Millville	487	78.6%(383)
80	Roberta G. Doering School	Agawam, MA	Agawam	522	78.5%(410)
81	Amesbury Middle	Amesbury, MA	Amesbury	364	78.0%(284)
82	Robert H. Adams Middle School	Holliston, MA	Holliston	626	77.8%(487)
83	John F. Ryan	Tewksbury, MA	Tewksbury	500	77.8%(389)
84	Ware Middle School	Ware, MA	Ware	261	77.8%(203)
85	Nissitissit Middle School	Pepperell, MA	North Middlesex	494	77.7%(384)
86	Chocksett Middle School	Sterling, MA	Wachusett	264	77.7%(205)
87	Holten Richmond Middle School	Danvers, MA	Danvers	745	77.2%(575)
88	Ralph B O'Maley Middle	Gloucester, MA	Gloucester	619	76.7%(475)
89	Plymouth Commun Intermediate	Plymouth, MA	Plymouth	920	76.6%(705)
90	Galvin Middle School	Wakefield, MA	Wakefield	1,056	76.6%(809)
91	Lynnfield Middle School	Lynnfield, MA	Lynnfield	698	76.5%(534)
92	W.E.B. Du Bois Regional Middle School	Great Barrington, MA	Berkshire Hills	326	76.4%(249)
93	Great Falls Middle	Montague, MA	Gill-Montague	228	76.3%(174)
94	Raynham Middle School	Raynham, MA	Bridgewater-Raynham	710	76.2%(541)
95	Auburn Middle	Auburn, MA	Auburn	628	76.1%(478)
96	Oxford Middle	Oxford, MA	Oxford	385	75.8%(292)
97	Annie Sullivan Middle School	Franklin, MA	Franklin	322	75.8%(244)
98	Swampscott Middle	Swampscott, MA	Swampscott	654	75.5%(494)
99	Doherty Middle	Andover, MA	Andover	493	75.3%(371)
100	Bird Middle	East Walpole, MA	Walpole	400	75.3%

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