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The public middle schools with the most Hispanic students in Massachusetts · page 2

Ranks 51100 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
51Southbridge Middle SchoolSouthbridge, MASouthbridge38062.6%238
52Holyoke STEM AcademyHolyoke, MAHolyoke28981.7%236
53Talbot Innovation SchoolFall River, MAFall River58239.4%229
54Morton MiddleFall River, MAFall River75130.5%229
55Kathryn P. Stoklosa Middle SchoolLowell, MALowell61336.9%226
56Webster Middle SchoolWebster, MAWebster56639.6%224
57Impact Prep at ChestnutSpringfield, MASpringfield27878.8%219
58Beverly Middle SchoolBeverly, MABeverly1,38815.5%215
59John F Kennedy MiddleWaltham, MAWaltham63533.7%214
60B.F. Butler Middle SchoolLowell, MALowell51641.3%213
61West Springfield MiddleWest Springfield, MAWest Springfield90922.9%208
62Samoset SchoolLeominster, MALeominster49541.4%205
63Van Sickle AcademySpringfield, MASpringfield26278.2%205
64Maria Weston Chapman Middle SchoolWeymouth, MAWeymouth1,18716.9%201
65Barnstable Intermediate SchoolHyannis, MABarnstable64231.0%199
66Ohrenberger SchoolWest Roxbury, MABoston47739.6%189
67Forest Park MiddleSpringfield, MASpringfield28266.0%186
68Saugus Middle SchoolSaugus, MASaugus61629.4%181
69Kiley PrepSpringfield, MASpringfield29859.4%177
70STEM Middle AcademySpringfield, MASpringfield26965.4%176
71Joseph Metcalf SchoolHolyoke, MAHolyoke21381.2%173
72North Andover MiddleNorth Andover, MANorth Andover1,02316.7%171
73Dr. Philip O. Coakley Middle SchoolNorwood, MANorwood80721.2%171
74Kiley AcademySpringfield, MASpringfield26861.9%166
75Springfield Realization AcademySpringfield, MASpringfield21278.3%166
76Gardner Middle SchoolGardner, MAGardner51431.7%163
77Cyrus PeirceNantucket, MANantucket35845.5%163
78Chestnut Accelerated Middle School (Talented and Gifted)Springfield, MASpringfield26559.3%157
79Westfield Intermediate SchoolWestfield, MAWestfield72921.4%156
80Van Sickle PrepSpringfield, MASpringfield20670.9%146
81Watertown MiddleWatertown, MAWatertown58324.9%145
82Justus C. Richardson Middle SchoolDracut, MADracut91615.7%144
83John W Rogers MiddleRockland, MARockland68720.7%142
84Ashland MiddleAshland, MAAshland68520.3%139
85David J. Quinn Middle SchoolHudson, MAHudson54624.9%136
86O'Donnell Middle SchoolStoughton, MAStoughton80117.0%136
87Westfield Middle SchoolWestfield, MAWestfield67120.0%134
88James S Daley Middle SchoolLowell, MALowell66919.7%132
89Cyril K. Brennan Middle SchoolAttleboro, MAAttleboro59921.4%128
90Plymouth Commun IntermediatePlymouth, MAPlymouth92013.2%121
91Frederick Pilot Middle SchoolDorchester, MABoston21555.8%120
92South End Middle SchoolSpringfield, MASpringfield16373.6%120
93Dedham Middle SchoolDedham, MADedham55521.3%118
94Higginson-Lewis K-8 SchoolRoxbury, MABoston21354.9%117
95Randolph Community MiddleRandolph, MARandolph64018.3%117
96Galvin Middle SchoolWakefield, MAWakefield1,05610.7%113
97Theodore Herberg MiddlePittsfield, MAPittsfield58718.4%108
98Wamsutta Middle SchoolAttleboro, MAAttleboro59317.9%106
99John T Reid MiddlePittsfield, MAPittsfield40726.0%106
100Abington Middle SchoolAbington, MAAbington66815.7%105
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