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The public middle schools with the most Black students in Massachusetts · page 2

Ranks 51–100 of the public schools with the most Black students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · MASSACHUSETTS

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
51	John J. McGlynn Middle School	Medford, MA	Medford	464	14.4%	67
52	John J Ahern	Foxborough, MA	Foxborough	772	8.6%	66
53	J Henry Higgins Middle	Peabody, MA	Peabody	1,320	5.0%	66
54	Justus C. Richardson Middle School	Dracut, MA	Dracut	916	7.1%	65
55	Marshall Simonds Middle	Burlington, MA	Burlington	848	7.4%	63
56	Chestnut Accelerated Middle School (Talented and Gifted)	Springfield, MA	Springfield	265	23.8%	63
57	Forest Park Middle	Springfield, MA	Springfield	282	21.6%	61
58	1 LT Charles W. Whitcomb School	Marlborough, MA	Marlborough	965	6.2%	60
59	Arthur M Longsjo Middle School	Fitchburg, MA	Fitchburg	614	9.6%	59
60	Wamsutta Middle School	Attleboro, MA	Attleboro	593	9.4%	56
61	Rindge Avenue Upper School	Cambridge, MA	Cambridge	292	19.2%	56
62	Sharon Middle	Sharon, MA	Sharon	815	6.9%	56
63	Dedham Middle School	Dedham, MA	Dedham	555	9.9%	55
64	Consentino Middle School	Haverhill, MA	Haverhill	805	6.8%	55
65	Cameron Middle School	Framingham, MA	Framingham	592	9.1%	54
66	Kiley Academy	Springfield, MA	Springfield	268	20.1%	54
67	Samoset School	Leominster, MA	Leominster	495	10.7%	53
68	Stacy Middle	Milford, MA	Milford	989	5.4%	53
69	Melrose Middle	Melrose, MA	Melrose	886	5.9%	52
70	Beverly Middle School	Beverly, MA	Beverly	1,388	3.7%	51
71	Oak Middle School	Shrewsbury, MA	Shrewsbury	914	5.6%	51
72	Robert J. Coelho Middle School	Attleboro, MA	Attleboro	574	8.5%	49
73	Marshall Middle School	Billerica, MA	Billerica	596	8.1%	48
74	Walsh Middle	Framingham, MA	Framingham	785	6.1%	48
75	John W Rogers Middle	Rockland, MA	Rockland	687	7.0%	48
76	John Glenn Middle	Bedford, MA	Bedford	604	7.8%	47
77	Dr An Wang School	Lowell, MA	Lowell	663	7.1%	47
78	John T Reid Middle	Pittsfield, MA	Pittsfield	407	11.3%	46
79	Bellamy Middle	Chicopee, MA	Chicopee	776	5.8%	45
80	Madeleine Dugger Andrews	Medford, MA	Medford	435	10.3%	45
81	John F Kennedy Middle School	Woburn, MA	Woburn	521	8.4%	44
82	F A Day Middle	Newtonville, MA	Newton	860	5.0%	43
83	Oak Hill Middle	Newton, MA	Newton	649	6.6%	43
84	Collins Middle	Salem, MA	Salem	611	7.0%	43
85	Webster Middle School	Webster, MA	Webster	566	7.6%	43
86	Abington Middle School	Abington, MA	Abington	668	6.3%	42
87	Dupont Middle	Chicopee, MA	Chicopee	683	6.2%	42
88	Jonas Clarke Middle	Lexington, MA	Lexington	796	5.3%	42
89	Mountview Middle	Holden, MA	Wachusett	773	5.4%	42
90	John W. McDevitt Middle School	Waltham, MA	Waltham	618	6.8%	42
91	Wellesley Middle	Wellesley, MA	Wellesley	919	4.6%	42
92	Amherst Regional Middle School	Amherst, MA	Amherst-Pelham	366	11.2%	41
93	West Springfield Middle	West Springfield, MA	West Springfield	909	4.5%	41
94	John G Whittier	Haverhill, MA	Haverhill	487	8.2%	40
95	Van Sickle Prep	Springfield, MA	Springfield	206	19.4%	40
96	Daniel L Joyce Middle School	Woburn, MA	Woburn	455	8.8%	40
97	Broad Meadows Middle	Quincy, MA	Quincy	318	12.3%	39
98	Saugus Middle School	Saugus, MA	Saugus	616	6.3%	39
99	Wareham Middle	Wareham, MA	Wareham	432	9.0%	39
100	Wm Diamond Middle	Lexington, MA	Lexington	936	4.1%	38

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