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The public schools with the most Black students in Middlesex County, Massachusetts · page 4

Ranks 151–200 of the public schools with the most Black students in Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · MIDDLESEX COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
151	Ayer Shirley Regional Middle School	Shirley, MA	Ayer Shirley School District	410	7.1%	29
152	Maria Hastings	Lexington, MA	Lexington	579	5.0%	29
153	Abraham Lincoln	Lowell, MA	Lowell	492	5.9%	29
154	Charles Jaworek School	Marlborough, MA	Marlborough	631	4.6%	29
155	Charles E Brown Middle	Newton Centre, MA	Newton	713	4.1%	29
156	Shawsheen Valley Vocational Technical High School	Billerica, MA	Shawsheen Valley Regional Vocational Technical	1,282	2.3%	29
157	Ottoson Middle	Arlington, MA	Arlington	963	2.9%	28
158	Fox Hill	Burlington, MA	Burlington	437	6.4%	28
159	Charles D Harrington	North Chelmsford, MA	Chelmsford	468	6.0%	28
160	Concord Middle	Concord, MA	Concord	643	4.3%	28
161	Bowman	Lexington, MA	Lexington	429	6.5%	28
162	Richer	Marlborough, MA	Marlborough	596	4.7%	28
163	Willard	Concord, MA	Concord	432	6.3%	27
164	Greenmont Avenue	Dracut, MA	Dracut	211	12.8%	27
165	King Elementary School	Framingham, MA	Framingham	385	7.0%	27
166	Hudson High	Hudson, MA	Hudson	784	3.4%	27
167	Wilson Middle	Natick, MA	Natick	727	3.7%	27
168	Weston Middle	Weston, MA	Weston	451	6.0%	27
169	Ashland Middle	Ashland, MA	Ashland	685	3.8%	26
170	Thomas Ditson	Billerica, MA	Billerica	542	4.8%	26
171	Peter W Reilly	Lowell, MA	Lowell	471	5.5%	26
172	John J Shaughnessy	Lowell, MA	Lowell	485	5.4%	26
173	Brooks School	Medford, MA	Medford	556	4.7%	26
174	Lincoln	Melrose, MA	Melrose	404	6.4%	26
175	Wayland Middle School	Wayland, MA	Wayland	662	3.9%	26
176	Belmont Middle School	Belmont, MA	Belmont	742	3.5%	26
177	Lura A. White Elementary School	Shirley, MA	Ayer Shirley School District	357	7.0%	25
178	Thompson	Arlington, MA	Arlington	537	4.7%	25
179	Center Elementary School	Chelmsford, MA	Chelmsford	480	5.2%	25
180	Harmony Grove Elementary	Framingham, MA	Framingham	453	5.5%	25
181	Gibbs School	Arlington, MA	Arlington	529	4.5%	24
182	Ashland High	Ashland, MA	Ashland	884	2.7%	24
183	Frederick J Dutile	North Billerica, MA	Billerica	310	7.7%	24
184	Hajjar Elementary	Billerica, MA	Billerica	401	6.0%	24
185	Amigos School	Cambridge, MA	Cambridge	413	5.8%	24
186	Col Moses Parker School	Chelmsford, MA	Chelmsford	778	3.1%	24
187	Adams School	Everett, MA	Everett	162	14.8%	24
188	Brophy	Framingham, MA	Framingham	504	4.8%	24
189	Pyne Arts	Lowell, MA	Lowell	462	5.2%	24
190	Cardinal O'Connell Early Learning Center	Lowell, MA	Lowell	121	19.8%	24
191	Lincoln-Eliot	Newton, MA	Newton	336	7.1%	24
192	Walter S Parker Middle	Reading, MA	Reading	467	5.1%	24
193	Stoneham Central Middle School	Stoneham, MA	Stoneham	689	3.5%	24
194	Tyngsborough High School	Tyngsborough, MA	Tyngsborough	405	5.9%	24
195	Watertown Middle	Watertown, MA	Watertown	583	4.1%	24
196	Malcolm White	Woburn, MA	Woburn	323	7.4%	24
197	Christa McAuliffe Charter School	Framingham, MA	Christa McAuliffe Charter School	284	8.1%	23
198	Washington	Lowell, MA	Lowell	252	9.1%	23
199	Countryside	Newton Highlands, MA	Newton	369	6.2%	23
200	Stoneham High	Stoneham, MA	Stoneham	599	3.8%	23

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