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The public schools with the most Hispanic students in Massachusetts · page 21

Ranks 1,0011,050 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
1001Cunningham SchoolMilton, MAMilton6128.0%49
1002Narragansett Regional HighBaldwinville, MANarragansett49210.0%49
1003C C BurrAuburndale, MANewton35014.0%49
1004Charles J PrescottNorwood, MANorwood26718.4%49
1005Floral Street SchoolShrewsbury, MAShrewsbury5249.3%49
1006Wayland High SchoolWayland, MAWayland8036.1%49
1007Bancroft ElementaryAndover, MAAndover5229.2%48
1008Overlook Middle SchoolAshburnham, MAAshburnham-Westminster5768.3%48
1009West Barnstable ElementaryWest Barnstable, MABarnstable23720.3%48
1010North Beverly ElementaryBeverly, MABeverly35613.5%48
1011Kennedy-LongfellowCambridge, MACambridge21522.3%48
1012Dean S LuceCanton, MACanton5099.4%48
1013Greenmont AvenueDracut, MADracut21122.8%48
1014Heritage SchoolCharlton, MADudley-Charlton Reg42511.3%48
1015Hingham Middle SchoolHingham, MAHingham7986.0%48
1016Hopkinton Middle SchoolHopkinton, MAHopkinton9964.8%48
1017Hopkins Elementary SchoolHopkinton, MAHopkinton6827.0%48
1018Maynard HighMaynard, MAMaynard31015.5%48
1019Memorial SchoolUpton, MAMendon-Upton4939.7%48
1020Northbridge MiddleWhitinsville, MANorthbridge39412.2%48
1021Salem Early ChildhoodSalem, MASalem10645.3%48
1022Sharon MiddleSharon, MASharon8155.9%48
1023Ephraim Curtis MiddleSudbury, MASudbury8165.9%48
1024Thomas W. Hamilton Primary SchoolSouth Weymouth, MAWeymouth38112.6%48
1025Waltham Valor High SchoolWaltham, MAWaltham4998.0%48
1026Southwick Regional SchoolSouthwick, MASouthwick-Tolland-Granville Regional School District5888.0%47
1027Acushnet Elementary SchoolAcushnet, MAAcushnet5179.1%47
1028Swift River ElementaryBelchertown, MABelchertown44510.6%47
1029Ivan G SmithDanvers, MADanvers38912.1%47
1030Mason Road SchoolDudley, MADudley-Charlton Reg29016.2%47
1031Harold L Qualters MiddleMansfield, MAMansfield7506.3%47
1032Lucretia and Joseph Brown SchoolMarblehead, MAMarblehead44510.6%47
1033John D Mc Govern ElementaryMedway, MAMedway35313.3%47
1034Reading Memorial HighReading, MAReading1,0944.3%47
1035Houghton ElementarySterling, MAWachusett31714.8%47
1036Wareham Senior HighWareham, MAWareham5338.8%47
1037James Clark SchoolAgawam, MAAgawam29715.5%46
1038Oakmont Regional High SchoolAshburnham, MAAshburnham-Westminster6337.3%46
1039Locke MiddleBillerica, MABillerica5318.7%46
1040Laliberte Elementary SchoolRaynham, MABridgewater-Raynham5438.5%46
1041MemorialBurlington, MABurlington37212.4%46
1042Federal Street SchoolGreenfield, MAGreenfield19523.6%46
1043Raymond E. Shaw ElementaryMillbury, MAMillbury45410.1%46
1044Woodville SchoolWakefield, MAWakefield45610.1%46
1045W.E.B. Du Bois Regional Middle SchoolGreat Barrington, MABerkshire Hills32613.8%45
1046Palmer RiverRehoboth, MADighton-Rehoboth6187.3%45
1047Charlton ElementaryCharlton, MADudley-Charlton Reg33313.5%45
1048James TanseyFall River, MAFall River28016.1%45
1049Placentino ElementaryHolliston, MAHolliston6057.4%45
1050Ipswich HighIpswich, MAIpswich44710.1%45
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