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The public schools with the highest share of White students in Massachusetts · page 5

Ranks 201250 of the public schools with the highest share of White students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% White
201Hingham Middle SchoolHingham, MAHingham79885.0%(678)
202Davis Hill ElementaryHolden, MAWachusett43184.9%(366)
203Henri A. YelleNorton, MANorton37184.9%(315)
204Lanesborough ElementaryLanesborough, MAMount Greylock23184.8%(196)
205E Ethel Little SchoolNorth Reading, MANorth Reading30384.8%(257)
206Ayers/Ryal Side SchoolBeverly, MABeverly38884.8%(329)
207Plum Cove SchoolGloucester, MAGloucester21784.8%(184)
208Manomet ElementaryPlymouth, MAPlymouth26384.8%(223)
209Brookfield ElementaryBrookfield, MABrookfield28984.8%(245)
210Bourne Middle SchoolBourne, MABourne39484.8%(334)
211Wood End Elementary SchoolReading, MAReading23684.8%(200)
212Dighton ElementaryDighton, MADighton-Rehoboth46884.6%(396)
213GreenwoodWakefield, MAWakefield22784.6%(192)
214Reading Memorial HighReading, MAReading1,09484.5%(925)
215Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High SchoolNorth Dighton, MADighton-Rehoboth62184.5%(525)
216Thomas Blake MiddleMedfield, MAMedfield57484.5%(485)
217WinthropMelrose, MAMelrose39284.4%(331)
218Hoosac Valley Elementary SchoolAdams, MAHoosac Valley Regional39884.4%(336)
219WaltonWakefield, MAWakefield21884.4%(184)
220Fuller MeadowMiddleton, MAMiddleton26984.4%(227)
221Elmer S BagnallGroveland, MAPentucket51984.4%(438)
222River Valley Charter SchoolNewburyport, MARiver Valley Charter28884.4%(243)
223Howe-ManningMiddleton, MAMiddleton46184.4%(389)
224Norton HighNorton, MANorton68584.4%(578)
225North Reading HighNorth Reading, MANorth Reading65284.4%(550)
226Tantasqua Regional Sr HighFiskdale, MATantasqua63284.3%(533)
227West ParishGloucester, MAGloucester38284.3%(322)
228North ElementarySomerset, MASomerset47184.3%(397)
229Mt Greylock Regional HighWilliamstown, MAMount Greylock53984.2%(454)
230Ashby ElementaryAshby, MANorth Middlesex15284.2%(128)
231Oakmont Regional High SchoolAshburnham, MAAshburnham-Westminster63384.2%(533)
232Marblehead Veterans Middle SchoolMarblehead, MAMarblehead41184.2%(346)
233Miles River MiddleHamilton, MAHamilton-Wenham39184.1%(329)
234West Brookfield ElementaryWest Brookfield, MAQuaboag Regional22784.1%(191)
235Belchertown HighBelchertown, MABelchertown57384.1%(482)
236J C SolmoneseNorton, MANorton49184.1%(413)
237South Shore Vocational Technical HighHanover, MASouth Shore Regional Vocational Technical68584.1%(576)
238Erving ElementaryErving, MAErving11384.1%(95)
239Uxbridge HighUxbridge, MAUxbridge59084.1%(496)
240StanleySwampscott, MASwampscott16384.0%
241Shutesbury ElementaryShutesbury, MAShutesbury12584.0%(105)
242Kingston ElementaryKingston, MAKingston52383.9%(439)
243Leverett ElementaryLeverett, MALeverett13783.9%(115)
244Florence Sawyer SchoolBolton, MANashoba73483.9%(616)
245Norton MiddleNorton, MANorton52783.7%(441)
246Medfield Senior HighMedfield, MAMedfield70483.7%(589)
247Henry B. Burkland Elementary SchoolMiddleborough, MAMiddleborough54583.5%(455)
248Templeton Elementary SchoolTempleton, MANarragansett58183.5%(485)
249Horace MannMelrose, MAMelrose25483.5%(212)
250North Brookfield HighNorth Brookfield, MANorth Brookfield15783.4%(131)
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