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The most racially diverse public high schools in Norfolk County, Massachusetts

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public high schools in Norfolk County, Massachusetts, drawn from 29 qualifying public high schools. Holbrook Middle High School leads the list at 37.1%, against a median of 64.4% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

Norfolk County, Massachusetts

Best Largest group

37.1%

Median Largest group

64.4%

MOST DIVERSE · NORFOLK COUNTY, MASSACHUSETTS

#	School	City	Students	Largest group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
1	Holbrook Middle High School	Holbrook, MA	665	37.1% White (247)	37.1%(247)	30.4%(202)	17.4%(116)	8.0%(53)
2	Quincy High	Quincy, MA	1,514	40.1% White (607)	40.1%(607)	14.9%(226)	15.1%(228)	22.7%(343)
3	Stoughton High	Stoughton, MA	1,118	40.6% White (454)	40.6%(454)	31.6%(353)	15.8%(177)	6.0%(67)
4	Avon Middle High School	Avon, MA	409	46.5% Black (190)	29.1%(119)	46.5%(190)	14.2%(58)	4.2%(17)
5	Blue Hills Regional Vocational Technical	Canton, MA	910	47.1% White (429)	47.1%(429)	22.3%(203)	18.8%(171)	3.4%(31)
6	Sharon High	Sharon, MA	1,161	48.1% White (559)	48.1%(559)	6.0%(70)	5.9%(69)	33.6%(390)
7	Brookline High	Brookline, MA	2,181	52.5% White (1,145)	52.5%(1,145)	6.5%(142)	12.1%(264)	17.9%(390)
8	Braintree High	Braintree, MA	1,694	54.3% White (919)	54.3%(919)	6.3%(106)	7.4%(126)	29.2%(494)
9	North Quincy High	Quincy, MA	1,520	56.0% Asian (852)	32.0%(486)	3.7%(56)	4.9%(74)	56.0%(852)
10	Norwood High	Norwood, MA	966	56.3% White (544)	56.3%(544)	13.3%(128)	22.6%(218)	4.1%(40)
11	Randolph High	Randolph, MA	765	56.5% Black (432)	7.1%(54)	56.5%(432)	13.9%(106)	19.9%(152)
12	Canton High	Canton, MA	968	60.3% White (584)	60.3%(584)	16.1%(156)	6.0%(58)	12.2%(118)
13	Dedham High	Dedham, MA	719	61.8% White (444)	61.8%(444)	11.8%(85)	19.6%(141)	2.6%(19)
14	Wellesley Sr High	Wellesley, MA	1,262	63.0% White (795)	63.0%(795)	4.7%(59)	6.3%(80)	18.6%(235)
15	Weymouth High School	Weymouth, MA	1,679	64.4% White (1,082)	64.4%(1,082)	9.2%(155)	15.1%(254)	6.4%(107)
16	Milton High	Milton, MA	1,083	65.2% White (706)	65.2%(706)	15.3%(166)	6.7%(72)	7.7%(83)
17	Dover-Sherborn Regional High	Dover, MA	610	68.4% White (417)	68.4%(417)	2.8%(17)	6.9%(42)	14.9%(91)
18	Foxborough High	Foxborough, MA	736	71.1% White (523)	71.1%(523)	11.1%(82)	9.5%(70)	4.9%(36)
19	Westwood High	Westwood, MA	837	73.4% White (614)	73.4%(614)	1.9%(16)	7.9%(66)	12.8%(107)
20	Walpole High	Walpole, MA	917	74.5% White (683)	74.5%(683)	5.8%(53)	8.7%(80)	7.2%(66)
21	Franklin High	Franklin, MA	1,453	77.6% White (1,128)	77.6%(1,128)	3.9%(57)	6.3%(92)	9.3%(135)
22	Bellingham High School	Bellingham, MA	740	79.0% White (585)	79.0%(585)	2.3%(17)	12.2%(90)	3.4%(25)
23	Medway High	Medway, MA	622	79.1% White (492)	79.1%(492)	2.4%(15)	10.0%(62)	4.0%(25)
24	Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical	Franklin, MA	1,000	79.2% White (792)	79.2%(792)	3.2%(32)	11.1%(111)	0.7%(7)
25	Millis High School	Millis, MA	286	80.8% White (231)	80.8%(231)	0.7%(2)	10.5%(30)	1.8%(5)
26	King Philip Regional High	Wrentham, MA	1,114	80.9% White (901)	80.9%(901)	4.1%(46)	6.1%(68)	4.2%(47)
27	Norfolk County Agricultural	Walpole, MA	597	83.3% White (497)	83.3%(497)	1.3%(8)	7.0%(42)	0.7%(4)
28	Medfield Senior High	Medfield, MA	704	83.7% White (589)	83.7%(589)	1.9%(13)	6.4%(45)	3.5%(25)
29	Cohasset High School	Cohasset, MA	381	91.3% White (348)	91.3%(348)	3.1%(12)	1.1%(4)	1.8%(7)

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