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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Boston, Massachusetts

6 public elementary schools in Boston, Massachusetts appear in this ranking of the public elementary schools with the most Black students, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. UP Academy Charter School of Dorchester leads the list at 324, against a median of 127 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Boston, Massachusetts
Top Black students
324
Median Black students
127
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1UP Academy Charter School of DorchesterBoston, MAUP Academy Charter School of Dorchester64050.6%324
2Dudley Street Neighborhood Charter SchoolBoston, MADudley Street Neighborhood Charter School29356.3%165
3Blackstone Elementary SchoolBoston, MABoston58227.0%157
4Quincy Elementary SchoolBoston, MABoston73113.1%96
5Eliot K-8 Innovation SchoolBoston, MABoston7845.5%43
6Hurley K-8 SchoolBoston, MABoston3356.0%20
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