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The public elementary schools with the most Black students in Massachusetts · page 5

Ranks 201250 of the public schools with the most Black students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
201S Christa McAuliffe ElementaryLowell, MALowell50110.6%53
202Thomas M BallietSpringfield, MASpringfield29118.2%53
203Chandler Elementary CommunityWorcester, MAWorcester40213.2%53
204Worcester Cultural Academy Charter Public SchoolWorcester, MAWorcester Cultural Academy Charter Public School19427.3%53
205McKay Elementary SchoolFitchburg, MAFitchburg7546.9%52
206Pawtucketville MemorialLowell, MALowell46311.2%52
207William H LincolnBrookline, MABrookline49410.3%51
208Francis Wyman ElementaryBurlington, MABurlington5149.9%51
209John B DevallesNew Bedford, MANew Bedford29217.5%51
210Goddard School/Science TechnicalWorcester, MAWorcester35914.2%51
211Thorndyke RoadWorcester, MAWorcester31916.0%51
212Gardner Pilot AcademyAllston, MABoston36413.7%50
213Florida Ruffin Ridley SchoolBrookline, MABrookline8575.8%50
214Samuel WatsonFall River, MAFall River28717.4%50
215Alice B Beal ElementarySpringfield, MASpringfield29217.1%50
216Harvard-Kent Elementary SchoolCharlestown, MABoston33414.7%49
217CambridgeportCambridge, MACambridge26318.6%49
218Frances Drake SchoolLeominster, MALeominster5129.6%49
219Francis J KaneMarlborough, MAMarlborough5758.5%49
220Belmonte STEAM AcademySaugus, MASaugus8146.0%49
221Wareham Elementary SchoolWareham, MAWareham9125.4%49
222May StreetWorcester, MAWorcester31015.8%49
223West TatnuckWorcester, MAWorcester34314.3%49
224Joseph McAvinnueLowell, MALowell44710.7%48
225Cobbet ElementaryLynn, MALynn6167.8%48
226Milton Fuller RobertsMedford, MAMedford5868.2%48
227Carlos PachecoNew Bedford, MANew Bedford24219.8%48
228Samuel BowlesSpringfield, MASpringfield32514.8%48
229WarnerSpringfield, MASpringfield23420.5%48
230Thomas R Plympton Elementary SchoolWaltham, MAWaltham35713.4%48
231Clap Elementary SchoolDorchester, MABoston14033.6%47
232Edith C BakerChestnut Hill, MABrookline6657.1%47
233HaggertyCambridge, MACambridge25018.8%47
234Shurtleff Early ChildhoodChelsea, MAChelsea7796.0%47
235Reingold ElementaryFitchburg, MAFitchburg6796.9%47
236E Somerville CommunitySomerville, MASomerville7476.3%47
237LincolnSpringfield, MASpringfield43110.9%47
238Mary A. Dryden Veterans Memorial SchoolSpringfield, MASpringfield30415.5%47
239William F. Stanley Elementary SchoolWaltham, MAWaltham38112.3%47
240CanterburyWorcester, MAWorcester32914.3%47
241Dr. Rick DeCristofaro Learning CenterQuincy, MAQuincy26118.0%47
242John Avery ParkerNew Bedford, MANew Bedford28915.9%46
243Mary M LynchSpringfield, MASpringfield21621.3%46
244Lyndon K-8 SchoolWest Roxbury, MABoston5128.8%45
245Higginson Inclusion K0-2 SchoolRoxbury, MABoston15429.2%45
246Glickman ElementarySpringfield, MASpringfield31014.5%45
247Page Hilltop Elementary SchoolAyer, MAAyer Shirley School District5398.2%44
248Lt Eleazer DavisBedford, MABedford5018.8%44
249Merrill Elementary SchoolRaynham, MABridgewater-Raynham31014.2%44
250Joseph A Campbell ElementaryDracut, MADracut5657.8%44
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