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The public schools with the most Black students in Massachusetts · page 29

Ranks 1,4011,450 of the public schools with the most Black students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
1401Spring Street SchoolShrewsbury, MAShrewsbury3042.3%7
1402Somerset Middle SchoolSomerset, MASomerset6101.1%7
1403Mark G Hoyle ElementarySwansea, MASwansea2343.0%7
1404Tantasqua Regional Jr HighFiskdale, MATantasqua5761.2%7
1405Truro CentralTruro, MATruro789.0%7
1406Taft Early Learning CenterUxbridge, MAUxbridge5261.3%7
1407FisherWalpole, MAWalpole4631.5%7
1408HunnewellWellesley, MAWellesley2942.4%7
1409Katharine Lee BatesWellesley, MAWellesley2862.5%7
1410Franklin AveWestfield, MAWestfield1764.0%7
1411Paper MillWestfield, MAWestfield3122.2%7
1412Westport ElementaryWestport, MAWestport4631.5%7
1413Murdock High SchoolWinchendon, MAWinchendon2562.7%7
1414Worcester Academic Center for Transition (ACT)Worcester, MAWorcester4914.3%7
1415East Brookfield ElementaryEast Brookfield, MASpencer-E Brookfield2472.4%6
1416Phoenix Academy Public Charter High School LawrenceLawrence, MAPhoenix Academy Public Charter High School Lawrence1404.3%6
1417Acushnet Elementary SchoolAcushnet, MAAcushnet5171.2%6
1418Albert F Ford Middle SchoolAcushnet, MAAcushnet4031.5%6
1419Hoosac Valley Middle SchoolCheshire, MAHoosac Valley Regional3042.0%6
1420Monument Mt Regional HighGreat Barrington, MABerkshire Hills4311.4%6
1421W.E.B. Du Bois Regional Middle SchoolGreat Barrington, MABerkshire Hills3261.8%6
1422Hannah ElementaryBeverly, MABeverly3121.9%6
1423Bourne Middle SchoolBourne, MABourne3941.5%6
1424CranevilleDalton, MACentral Berkshire4581.3%6
1425ThoreauConcord, MAConcord4011.5%6
1426Willis E ThorpeDanvers, MADanvers2942.0%6
1427Deerfield ElementarySouth Deerfield, MADeerfield3012.0%6
1428Stone PK-12 SchoolFall River, MAFall River5610.7%6
1429Franklin County TechnicalTurners Falls, MAFranklin County Regional Vocational Technical6430.9%6
1430North Grafton ElementaryNorth Grafton, MAGrafton2572.3%6
1431Hampshire Regional HighWesthampton, MAHampshire7180.8%6
1432Wm L Foster ElementaryHingham, MAHingham4021.5%6
1433Robert H. Adams Middle SchoolHolliston, MAHolliston6261.0%6
1434Marathon Elementary SchoolHopkinton, MAHopkinton5451.1%6
1435Hopkins Elementary SchoolHopkinton, MAHopkinton6820.9%6
1436Paul F Doyon MemorialIpswich, MAIpswich3661.6%6
1437Lawlor Early Childhood CenterLawrence, MALawrence2052.9%6
1438Gerard A. GuilmetteLawrence, MALawrence4851.2%6
1439FiskeLexington, MALexington3241.9%6
1440The Career AcademyLowell, MALowell837.2%6
1441Dale StreetMedfield, MAMedfield3841.6%6
1442Early Childhood CenterMelrose, MAMelrose2462.4%6
1443Howe-ManningMiddleton, MAMiddleton4611.3%6
1444Florence Sawyer SchoolBolton, MANashoba7340.8%6
1445MemorialNatick, MANatick4551.3%6
1446BroadmeadowNeedham, MANeedham5021.2%6
1447WilliamsAuburndale, MANewton2112.8%6
1448Colegrove Park ElementaryNorth Adams, MANorth Adams3691.6%6
1449Lincoln StreetNorthborough, MANorthborough2682.2%6
1450Charles McCann Vocational TechnicalNorth Adams, MANorthern Berkshire Regional Vocational Technical5141.2%6
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