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The public middle schools with the most Black students in Hillsborough County, New Hampshire

Across Hillsborough County, New Hampshire, 29 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Hillside Middle School leads the list at 134, against a median of 5 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Hillsborough County, New Hampshire

Top Black students

134

Median Black students

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, NEW HAMPSHIRE

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	Hillside Middle School	Manchester, NH	Manchester School District	1,071	12.5%	134
2	Middle School At Parkside	Manchester, NH	Manchester School District	775	11.5%	89
3	Henry J. McLaughlin Jr. Middle School	Manchester, NH	Manchester School District	889	9.8%	87
4	Southside Middle School	Manchester, NH	Manchester School District	768	8.6%	66
5	Brian S. McCarthy Middle School	NASHUA, NH	Nashua School District	649	3.9%	25
6	Pennichuck Middle School	Nashua, NH	Nashua School District	768	3.0%	23
7	The Founders Academy Charter School (E)	Manchester, NH	The Founders Academy Charter School	279	4.7%	13
8	Fairgrounds Middle School	Nashua, NH	Nashua School District	585	2.2%	13
9	Academy for Science and Design Charter (M)	Nashua, NH	Academy for Science and Design Charter School	408	2.9%	12
10	Mountain View Middle School	Goffstown, NH	Goffstown School District	880	1.1%	10
11	Ross A. Lurgio Middle School	Bedford, NH	Bedford School District	646	1.1%	7
12	Hudson Memorial School	Hudson, NH	Hudson School District	648	1.1%	7
13	McKelvie Intermediate School	Bedford, NH	Bedford School District	619	1.0%	6
14	Merrimack Middle School	Merrimack, NH	Merrimack School District	480	1.3%	6
15	South Meadow School	Peterborough, NH	Contoocook Valley School District	332	1.5%	5
16	Milford Middle School	Milford, NH	Milford School District	445	1.1%	5
17	James Mastricola Upper Elementary School	Merrimack, NH	Merrimack School District	533	0.8%	4
18	Captain Samuel Douglass Academy	Brookline, NH	Brookline School District	242	1.2%	3
19	Hollis Upper Elementary School	Hollis, NH	Hollis School District	277	1.1%	3
20	Litchfield Middle School	Litchfield, NH	Litchfield School District	344	0.9%	3
21	Pelham Memorial School	Pelham, NH	Pelham School District	349	0.9%	3
22	Amherst Middle School	Amherst, NH	Amherst School District	635	0.3%	2
23	Weare Middle School	Weare, NH	Weare School District	454	0.4%	2
24	Great Brook School	Antrim, NH	Contoocook Valley School District	224	0.5%	1
25	Kreiva Academy Public Charter School (M)	Manchester, NH	Kreiva Academy Public Charter School	42	2.4%	1
26	Hillsboro-Deering Middle School	Hillsborough, NH	Hillsboro-Deering Cooperative School District	229	0.4%	1
27	Hollis-Brookline Middle School	Hollis, NH	Hollis-Brookline Cooperative School District	369	0.3%	1
28	Boynton Middle School	New Ipswich, NH	Mascenic Regional School District	260	0.4%	1
29	Wilton-Lyndeboro Middle School	Wilton, NH	Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative School District	130	0.8%	1

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