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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Massachusetts

Across Massachusetts, 1,035 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Oscar F Raymond leads the list at 662, against a median of 19 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
1,035
Massachusetts
Top Black students
662
Median Black students
19
MOST BLACK (COUNT) · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1Oscar F RaymondBrockton, MABrockton86476.6%662
2Edgar B DavisBrockton, MABrockton1,00964.3%649
3Boston Renaissance Charter Public SchoolHyde Park, MABoston Renaissance Charter Public93854.4%510
4Louis F Angelo ElementaryBrockton, MABrockton87555.7%487
5Dr W Arnone Community SchoolBrockton, MABrockton76361.7%471
6Manthala George Jr. SchoolBrockton, MABrockton83855.7%467
7Mattahunt Elementary SchoolMattapan, MABoston58170.6%410
8Mary E. Baker SchoolBrockton, MABrockton76952.4%403
9KIPP Academy Boston Charter SchoolMattapan, MAKIPP Academy Boston Charter School64659.1%382
10Orchard Gardens K-8 SchoolRoxbury, MABoston68955.0%379
11Shaw-Taylor Elementary SchoolDorchester, MABoston52868.9%364
12HancockBrockton, MABrockton68052.2%355
13DowneyBrockton, MABrockton60257.1%344
14Mildred Avenue K-8 SchoolMattapan, MABoston60155.1%331
15UP Academy Charter School of DorchesterBoston, MAUP Academy Charter School of Dorchester64050.6%324
16Gilmore Elementary SchoolBrockton, MABrockton44470.5%313
17Benjamin Banneker Charter Public SchoolCambridge, MABenjamin Banneker Charter Public35284.1%296
18UP Academy HollandDorchester, MABoston64145.9%294
19John F KennedyBrockton, MABrockton53954.2%292
20Learning First Charter Public SchoolWorcester, MALearning First Charter Public School66643.7%291
21BrookfieldBrockton, MABrockton53254.3%289
22SalemwoodMalden, MAMalden1,03326.8%277
23James L. Mulcahey Elementary SchoolTaunton, MATaunton89830.2%271
24Lee K-8 SchoolDorchester, MABoston55147.9%264
25J F Kennedy ElementaryRandolph, MARandolph45356.3%255
26King Elementary SchoolDorchester, MABoston46449.6%230
27Conservatory Lab Charter SchoolDorchester, MAConservatory Lab Charter45450.4%229
28Young Achievers K-8 SchoolMattapan, MABoston48942.3%207
29Margaret L DonovanRandolph, MARandolph41549.9%207
30Elizabeth PoleTaunton, MATaunton63531.5%200
31Lowell Community Charter Public SchoolLowell, MALowell Community Charter Public81624.3%198
32Bridge Boston Charter SchoolRoxbury, MABridge Boston Charter School32959.0%194
33Condon K-8 SchoolSouth Boston, MABoston51835.9%186
34FerrywayMalden, MAMalden92019.6%180
35Trotter Elementary SchoolDorchester, MABoston35249.7%175
36Martin E Young ElementaryRandolph, MARandolph32054.1%173
37RooseveltWorcester, MAWorcester60428.6%173
38Mather Elementary SchoolDorchester, MABoston47335.5%168
39Alma del Mar Charter SchoolNew Bedford, MAAlma del Mar Charter School1,04215.9%166
40Dudley Street Neighborhood Charter SchoolBoston, MADudley Street Neighborhood Charter School29356.3%165
41LindenMalden, MAMalden81320.2%164
42Murphy K-8 SchoolDorchester, MABoston85518.9%162
43John F KennedyHolbrook, MAHolbrook68523.4%160
44Curley K-8 SchoolJamaica Plain, MABoston90217.5%158
45Blackstone Elementary SchoolBoston, MABoston58227.0%157
46Haley Pilot SchoolRoslindale, MABoston36042.5%153
47Holmes Elementary SchoolDorchester, MABoston28353.0%150
48QuinsigamondWorcester, MAWorcester73820.1%148
49Norrback AvenueWorcester, MAWorcester50429.0%146
50Chittick Elementary SchoolMattapan, MABoston24857.7%143
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