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The public schools with the most Black students in Massachusetts · page 8

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MOST BLACK (COUNT) · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
351Marshall Simonds MiddleBurlington, MABurlington8487.4%63
352Marlborough HighMarlborough, MAMarlborough9856.4%63
353Chestnut Accelerated Middle School (Talented and Gifted)Springfield, MASpringfield26523.8%63
354Union Hill SchoolWorcester, MAWorcester37716.7%63
355Amherst Regional HighAmherst, MAAmherst-Pelham8167.6%62
356Brookside ElementaryDracut, MADracut48712.7%62
357Northeast Elementary SchoolWaltham, MAWaltham52711.8%62
358Perkins Elementary SchoolSouth Boston, MABoston16736.5%61
359Melvin H. King South End AcademyBoston, MABoston12548.8%61
360Natick HighNatick, MANatick1,7613.5%61
361James B CongdonNew Bedford, MANew Bedford29920.4%61
362Edward P. Boland SchoolSpringfield, MASpringfield58710.4%61
363Daniel B BruntonSpringfield, MASpringfield31419.4%61
364Forest Park MiddleSpringfield, MASpringfield28221.6%61
365Wachusett Regional HighHolden, MAWachusett1,7793.4%61
366Westall ElementaryFall River, MAFall River27622.1%61
3671 LT Charles W. Whitcomb SchoolMarlborough, MAMarlborough9656.2%60
368Nantucket HighNantucket, MANantucket59610.1%60
369Saugus HighSaugus, MASaugus7448.1%60
370Woodland AcademyWorcester, MAWorcester48212.4%60
371Lake ViewWorcester, MAWorcester28421.1%60
372Belmont HighBelmont, MABelmont1,4544.1%59
373Arthur M Longsjo Middle SchoolFitchburg, MAFitchburg6149.6%59
374GreenhalgeLowell, MALowell48012.3%59
375North Attleboro HighNorth Attleborough, MANorth Attleborough1,0185.8%59
376Wellesley Sr HighWellesley, MAWellesley1,2624.7%59
377Acton-Boxborough Regional HighActon, MAActon-Boxborough1,6223.6%58
378Arlington HighArlington, MAArlington1,6773.5%58
379Peter Thacher Elementary SchoolAttleboro, MAAttleboro46712.4%58
380ParkerBillerica, MABillerica44613.0%58
381Lincoln SchoolLincoln, MALincoln54610.6%58
382Snug Harbor Community SchoolQuincy, MAQuincy38015.3%58
383Kensington International SchoolSpringfield, MASpringfield27820.9%58
384Wareham Senior HighWareham, MAWareham53310.9%58
385Franklin HighFranklin, MAFranklin1,4533.9%57
386Philip G CoburnWest Springfield, MAWest Springfield6998.2%57
387City on a Hill Charter Public SchoolRoxbury, MACity on a Hill Charter Public School7871.8%56
388Wamsutta Middle SchoolAttleboro, MAAttleboro5939.4%56
389Rindge Avenue Upper SchoolCambridge, MACambridge29219.2%56
390Marguerite E Small ElementaryWest Yarmouth, MADennis-Yarmouth30218.5%56
391Fall BrookLeominster, MALeominster6708.4%56
392Malden Early Learning CenterMalden, MAMalden23823.5%56
393North Quincy HighQuincy, MAQuincy1,5203.7%56
394Sharon MiddleSharon, MASharon8156.9%56
395Henderson K-12 Inclusion School LowerDorchester, MABoston19628.1%55
396Bates Elementary SchoolRoslindale, MABoston28119.6%55
397Warren-Prescott K-8 SchoolCharlestown, MABoston50710.8%55
398Boston Teachers Union K-8 PilotJamaica Plain, MABoston24922.1%55
399Dedham Middle SchoolDedham, MADedham5559.9%55
400Consentino Middle SchoolHaverhill, MAHaverhill8056.8%55
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