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

This ranking covers the public elementary schools with the most Black students in Essex County, Massachusetts, drawn from 117 qualifying public elementary schools. Comprehensive Grammar School leads the list at 111, against a median of 13 across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked
117
Essex County, Massachusetts
Top Black students
111
Median Black students
13
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · ESSEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Comprehensive Grammar SchoolMethuen, MAMethuen1,04610.6%111
2Donald P Timony GrammarMethuen, MAMethuen1,1727.8%91
3Washington Elementary SchoolLynn, MALynn45317.7%80
4John E. McCarthyPeabody, MAPeabody38520.5%79
5Marsh Grammar SchoolMethuen, MAMethuen9966.9%69
6Caleb Dustin Hunking SchoolHaverhill, MAHaverhill1,0626.2%66
7Tenney Grammar SchoolMethuen, MAMethuen1,2465.2%65
8E J HarringtonLynn, MALynn6878.0%55
9IngallsLynn, MALynn7197.5%54
10Belmonte STEAM AcademySaugus, MASaugus8146.0%49
11Cobbet ElementaryLynn, MALynn6167.8%48
12Pentucket Lake ElementaryHaverhill, MAHaverhill5278.3%44
13Julia F CallahanLynn, MALynn37310.7%40
14HoodLynn, MALynn5417.2%39
15Capt William G ShoemakerLynn, MALynn36110.3%37
16West ElementaryAndover, MAAndover6056.0%36
17Robert L FordLynn, MALynn4108.8%36
18Wm P ConneryLynn, MALynn5636.4%36
19Thomas CarrollPeabody, MAPeabody6455.6%36
20Witchcraft HeightsSalem, MASalem4557.7%35
21Silver Hill Elementary SchoolHaverhill, MAHaverhill4817.1%34
22Veterans Early Learning CenterSaugus, MASaugus5016.6%33
23Golden HillHaverhill, MAHaverhill5026.2%31
24Edward A SissonLynn, MALynn4496.9%31
25Ivan G SmithDanvers, MADanvers3897.7%30
26BatesSalem, MASalem4107.3%30
27Sewell-AndersonLynn, MALynn3009.7%29
28HighlandsDanvers, MADanvers3857.3%28
29High Plain ElementaryAndover, MAAndover5055.2%26
30TiltonHaverhill, MAHaverhill4715.5%26
31Bradford ElementaryBradford, MAHaverhill4435.9%26
32A Drewicz ElementaryLynn, MALynn4885.1%25
33Brickett ElementaryLynn, MALynn3187.2%23
34Captain Samuel BrownPeabody, MAPeabody3696.2%23
35Saltonstall SchoolSalem, MASalem4125.3%22
36Horace Mann LaboratorySalem, MASalem2937.5%22
37MoodyHaverhill, MAHaverhill16712.6%21
38Early Childhood CenterMethuen, MAMethuen16312.9%21
39AtkinsonNorth Andover, MANorth Andover2747.7%21
40Bentley Academy Innovation SchoolSalem, MASalem2867.3%21
41Hill View Montessori Charter Public SchoolHaverhill, MAHill View Montessori Charter Public3066.5%20
42Great OakDanvers, MADanvers2916.9%20
43AbornLynn, MALynn2248.0%18
44South MemorialPeabody, MAPeabody5063.6%18
45William A Welch SrPeabody, MAPeabody4084.4%18
46Community Day Charter Public SchoolLawrence, MACommunity Day Charter Public School1,2001.4%17
47East Veterans Elementary SchoolGloucester, MAGloucester4513.8%17
48Swampscott Elementary SchoolSwampscott, MASwampscott7342.3%17
49TracyLynn, MALynn3974.0%16
50Shay ElementaryAmesbury, MAAmesbury4853.1%15
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