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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Massachusetts · page 3

Ranks 101150 of the public schools with the most Black students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
101Sumner Elementary SchoolRoslindale, MABoston57616.0%92
102King OpenCambridge, MACambridge39123.5%92
103Clifford H Marshall ElementaryQuincy, MAQuincy53517.2%92
104Martin Luther King Jr. Charter School of ExcellenceSpringfield, MAMartin Luther King Jr. Charter School of Excellence35425.7%91
105Donald P Timony GrammarMethuen, MAMethuen1,1727.8%91
106Kenny Elementary SchoolDorchester, MABoston32927.4%90
107Edison Elementary SchoolBrighton, MABoston50217.9%90
108Madeline English SchoolEverett, MAEverett76011.8%90
109Sumner AvenueSpringfield, MASpringfield49018.4%90
110Gates LaneWorcester, MAWorcester54716.3%89
111Beethoven Elementary SchoolWest Roxbury, MABoston28730.3%87
112Lincoln-Hancock Community SchoolQuincy, MAQuincy56515.4%87
113H H GalliganTaunton, MATaunton28630.4%87
114Tynan Elementary SchoolSouth Boston, MABoston22737.9%86
115Tobin K-8 SchoolRoxbury, MABoston36423.6%86
116Johnny AppleseedLeominster, MALeominster69212.4%86
117Helen Hansen ElementaryStoughton, MAStoughton28529.8%85
118Lee AcademyDorchester, MABoston19543.1%84
119Letourneau Elementary SchoolFall River, MAFall River56614.8%84
120ForestdaleMalden, MAMalden53915.6%84
121Joseph C ChamberlainTaunton, MATaunton49616.9%84
122South ElementaryStoughton, MAStoughton30527.2%83
123Silvio O Conte CommunityPittsfield, MAPittsfield37921.6%82
124Alfred G. Zanetti Montessori Magnet SchoolSpringfield, MASpringfield43219.0%82
125German Gerena Community SchoolSpringfield, MASpringfield62113.2%82
126Worcester Arts Magnet SchoolWorcester, MAWorcester37222.0%82
127Elm Park CommunityWorcester, MAWorcester47816.9%81
128Mendell Elementary SchoolRoxbury, MABoston30925.9%80
129Hale Elementary SchoolRoxbury, MABoston16249.4%80
130PeabodyCambridge, MACambridge31425.5%80
131Washington Elementary SchoolLynn, MALynn45317.7%80
132Kennedy-LongfellowCambridge, MACambridge21536.7%79
133John E. McCarthyPeabody, MAPeabody38520.5%79
134John M TobinCambridge, MACambridge29126.8%78
135Rogers STEM AcademyLowell, MALowell8928.6%77
136White StreetSpringfield, MASpringfield37820.4%77
137Laliberte Elementary SchoolRaynham, MABridgewater-Raynham54314.0%76
138John J McGlynn Elementary SchoolMedford, MAMedford50515.1%76
139Haynes Early Education CenterRoxbury Plain, MABoston16844.6%75
140Sumner G. Whittier SchoolEverett, MAEverett61512.0%74
141Grew Elementary SchoolHyde Park, MABoston19836.9%73
142Milton Bradley SchoolSpringfield, MASpringfield38519.0%73
143Barnstable United Elementary SchoolMarston Mills, MABarnstable71410.1%72
144Station Avenue ElementarySouth Yarmouth, MADennis-Yarmouth40617.7%72
145Blanche A. Ames Elementary SchoolNorth Easton, MAEaston7629.4%72
146WashingtonSpringfield, MASpringfield43016.7%72
147Park Avenue ElementaryWebster, MAWebster7389.8%72
148William SeachWeymouth, MAWeymouth37219.4%72
149TatnuckWorcester, MAWorcester37618.9%71
150MorseCambridge, MACambridge32821.3%70
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