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The public 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
201Benjamin Swan ElementarySpringfield, MASpringfield48620.6%100
202Head StartWorcester, MAWorcester34928.6%100
203Baystate Academy Charter Public SchoolSpringfield, MABaystate Academy Charter Public School38825.3%98
204Springfield Preparatory Charter SchoolSpringfield, MASpringfield Preparatory Charter School48620.2%98
205Bridgewater Middle SchoolBridgewater, MABridgewater-Raynham82811.8%98
206Revere HighRevere, MARevere2,1154.6%98
207Ralph D ButlerAvon, MAAvon32330.0%97
208Parlin SchoolEverett, MAEverett9929.8%97
209Abraham LincolnNew Bedford, MANew Bedford68714.1%97
210Richard L. Wilkins Elementary SchoolStoughton, MAStoughton35727.2%97
211Quincy Elementary SchoolBoston, MABoston73113.1%96
212Dever Elementary SchoolDorchester, MABoston44521.6%96
213Carlton M. Viveiros Elementary SchoolFall River, MAFall River71213.5%96
214Kilmer K-8 SchoolWest Roxbury, MABoston40123.7%95
215Channing Elementary SchoolHyde Park, MABoston19449.0%95
216Cambridge Street Upper SchoolCambridge, MACambridge30131.6%95
217Breed Middle SchoolLynn, MALynn1,2657.5%95
218North End ElementaryFall River, MAFall River65514.3%94
219Alfred J GomesNew Bedford, MANew Bedford62315.1%94
220Champion High SchoolBrockton, MABrockton16357.1%93
221Sumner Elementary SchoolRoslindale, MABoston57616.0%92
222Burlington HighBurlington, MABurlington1,0199.0%92
223King OpenCambridge, MACambridge39123.5%92
224Wm H Galvin MiddleCanton, MACanton71612.8%92
225Talbot Innovation SchoolFall River, MAFall River58215.8%92
226Lynn Vocational Technical InstituteLynn, MALynn1,5845.8%92
227Clifford H Marshall ElementaryQuincy, MAQuincy53517.2%92
228Martin Luther King Jr. Charter School of ExcellenceSpringfield, MAMartin Luther King Jr. Charter School of Excellence35425.7%91
229Donald P Timony GrammarMethuen, MAMethuen1,1727.8%91
230Kenny Elementary SchoolDorchester, MABoston32927.4%90
231Edison Elementary SchoolBrighton, MABoston50217.9%90
232Madeline English SchoolEverett, MAEverett76011.8%90
233Sumner AvenueSpringfield, MASpringfield49018.4%90
234Gates LaneWorcester, MAWorcester54716.3%89
235Beethoven Elementary SchoolWest Roxbury, MABoston28730.3%87
236Raynham Middle SchoolRaynham, MABridgewater-Raynham71012.3%87
237Matthew J Kuss MiddleFall River, MAFall River64613.5%87
238Point Webster MiddleQuincy, MAQuincy37723.1%87
239Lincoln-Hancock Community SchoolQuincy, MAQuincy56515.4%87
240H H GalliganTaunton, MATaunton28630.4%87
241Tynan Elementary SchoolSouth Boston, MABoston22737.9%86
242Tobin K-8 SchoolRoxbury, MABoston36423.6%86
243Johnny AppleseedLeominster, MALeominster69212.4%86
244Dedham HighDedham, MADedham71911.8%85
245Taconic HighPittsfield, MAPittsfield82410.3%85
246Helen Hansen ElementaryStoughton, MAStoughton28529.8%85
247Lee AcademyDorchester, MABoston19543.1%84
248Letourneau Elementary SchoolFall River, MAFall River56614.8%84
249Sky View Middle SchoolLeominster, MALeominster8699.7%84
250ForestdaleMalden, MAMalden53915.6%84
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