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The public schools with the highest share of White students in Massachusetts · page 6

Ranks 251300 of the public schools with the highest share of White students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% White
251Dr. Kevin M. Hurley Middle SchoolSeekonk, MASeekonk50083.4%(417)
252Marblehead HighMarblehead, MAMarblehead86183.4%(718)
253Sutton High SchoolSutton, MASutton36783.4%(306)
254Sutton Early LearningSutton, MASutton32483.3%(270)
255North IntermediateWilmington, MAWilmington24683.3%(205)
256Hawthorne BrookTownsend, MANorth Middlesex44983.3%(374)
257John T. Nichols MiddleMiddleborough, MAMiddleborough68883.3%(573)
258Norfolk County AgriculturalWalpole, MANorfolk County Agricultural59783.3%(497)
259Arthur W Coolidge MiddleReading, MAReading40583.2%(337)
260SippicanMarion, MAMarion36983.2%(307)
261Middleborough HighMiddleborough, MAMiddleborough77483.2%(644)
262Pathfinder Vocational TechnicalPalmer, MAPathfinder Regional Vocational Technical66083.2%(549)
263Narragansett MiddleBaldwinville, MANarragansett36683.1%(304)
264GloverMarblehead, MAMarblehead31883.0%(264)
265Village SchoolMarblehead, MAMarblehead52983.0%(439)
266Northbridge MiddleWhitinsville, MANorthbridge39483.0%(327)
267Wachusett Regional HighHolden, MAWachusett1,77982.9%(1,475)
268North Falmouth ElementaryNorth Falmouth, MAFalmouth30382.8%(251)
269Frontier RegionalSouth Deerfield, MAFrontier58882.8%(487)
270John F KennedyBillerica, MABillerica33082.7%(273)
271Narragansett Regional HighBaldwinville, MANarragansett49282.7%(407)
272Discovery School at Four CornersGreenfield, MAGreenfield18582.7%(153)
273Lucretia and Joseph Brown SchoolMarblehead, MAMarblehead44582.7%(368)
274Stony Hill SchoolWilbraham, MAHampden-Wilbraham31782.7%(262)
275Chestnut Hill Community SchoolBelchertown, MABelchertown49482.6%(408)
276RiversideDanvers, MADanvers35082.6%(289)
277Seekonk HighSeekonk, MASeekonk50582.6%(417)
278Ipswich HighIpswich, MAIpswich44782.5%(369)
279Mile Tree ElementaryWilbraham, MAHampden-Wilbraham35582.5%(293)
280Mildred Aitken SchoolSeekonk, MASeekonk57882.5%(477)
281Helen Keller ElementaryFranklin, MAFranklin56082.5%(462)
282Quarry Hill Community SchoolMonson, MAMonson12082.5%(99)
283Ipswich Middle SchoolIpswich, MAIpswich37782.5%(311)
284Green Meadows ElementaryHampden, MAHampden-Wilbraham28582.5%(235)
285Charlton Middle SchoolCharlton, MADudley-Charlton Reg63182.4%(520)
286Paxton CenterPaxton, MAWachusett44882.4%(369)
287Warren ElementaryWest Warren, MAQuaboag Regional30582.3%(251)
288HighlandWestfield, MAWestfield30582.3%(251)
289Whitin IntermediateUxbridge, MAUxbridge46382.3%(381)
290Paul F Doyon MemorialIpswich, MAIpswich36682.2%(301)
291James M. Quinn SchoolDartmouth, MADartmouth70382.2%(578)
292Plymouth Early Childhood CenterPlymouth, MAPlymouth22582.2%(185)
293J Turner HoodNorth Reading, MANorth Reading41682.2%(342)
294Hastings MiddleFairhaven, MAFairhaven41582.2%(341)
295Birch MeadowReading, MAReading35982.2%(295)
296King Philip Middle SchoolNorfolk, MAKing Philip70682.2%(580)
297Monson High SchoolMonson, MAMonson28082.1%(230)
298East MeadowGranby, MAGranby37582.1%(308)
299Heritage SchoolCharlton, MADudley-Charlton Reg42582.1%(349)
300Groton Dunstable RegionalGroton, MAGroton-Dunstable65982.1%(541)
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