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The public schools with the most Hispanic students in Massachusetts · page 29

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MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
1401FiskeLexington, MALexington3247.7%25
1402Littleton High SchoolLittleton, MALittleton4825.2%25
1403Williams MiddleLongmeadow, MALongmeadow3377.4%25
1404North Brookfield ElementaryNorth Brookfield, MANorth Brookfield24010.4%25
1405Lincoln StreetNorthborough, MANorthborough2689.3%25
1406Walter S Parker MiddleReading, MAReading4675.3%25
1407Sunderland ElementarySunderland, MASunderland17414.4%25
1408WessagussetNorth Weymouth, MAWeymouth3297.6%25
1409Chatham Elementary SchoolChatham, MAMonomoy Regional School District14616.4%24
1410Paul P Gates Elementary SchoolActon, MAActon-Boxborough3806.3%24
1411Bourne High SchoolBourne, MABourne3417.0%24
1412Spofford PondBoxford, MABoxford4115.8%24
1413Eddy ElementaryBrewster, MABrewster19712.2%24
1414Chandler ElementaryDuxbury, MADuxbury6653.6%24
1415Annie Sullivan Middle SchoolFranklin, MAFranklin3227.5%24
1416George R Austin Intermediate SchoolLakeville, MAFreetown-Lakeville4625.2%24
1417Gateway Regional SchoolHuntington, MAGateway3337.2%24
1418Penn BrookGeorgetown, MAGeorgetown6743.6%24
1419Groton Dunstable RegionalGroton, MAGroton-Dunstable6593.6%24
1420Helen R Donaghue SchoolMerrimac, MAPentucket2629.2%24
1421Plymouth Early Childhood CenterPlymouth, MAPlymouth22510.7%24
1422Francis W ParkerQuincy, MAQuincy3237.4%24
1423Heath-BrookTewksbury, MATewksbury3008.0%24
1424John D HardyWellesley, MAWellesley2808.6%24
1425Fort Meadow Early Childhood CenterWestfield, MAWestfield16214.8%24
1426Indian HeadHanson, MAWhitman-Hanson4944.9%24
1427Worcester Alternative High SchoolWorcester, MAWorcester3666.7%24
1428Carver Middle/High SchoolCarver, MACarver6883.3%23
1429Dighton Middle SchoolDighton, MADighton-Rehoboth3556.5%23
1430Douglas Primary SchoolDouglas, MADouglas22210.4%23
1431Alden SchoolDuxbury, MADuxbury6223.7%23
1432Mile Tree ElementaryWilbraham, MAHampden-Wilbraham3556.5%23
1433BowmanLexington, MALexington4295.4%23
1434HarringtonLexington, MALexington3746.2%23
1435Shaker Lane ElementaryLittleton, MALittleton4255.4%23
1436Malden Early Learning CenterMalden, MAMalden2389.7%23
1437Millis MiddleMillis, MAMillis2678.6%23
1438J Turner HoodNorth Reading, MANorth Reading4165.5%23
1439StearnsPittsfield, MAPittsfield22410.3%23
1440SquantumQuincy, MAQuincy3436.7%23
1441Chace StreetSomerset, MASomerset2977.7%23
1442P Brent TrottierSouthborough, MASouthborough4045.7%23
1443Claypit Hill SchoolWayland, MAWayland4954.7%23
1444Joseph E FiskeWellesley, MAWellesley2788.3%23
1445WoodlandWeston, MAWeston2997.7%23
1446Weymouth Early Childhood CenterWeymouth, MAWeymouth22210.4%23
1447Worcester Academic Center for Transition (ACT)Worcester, MAWorcester4946.9%23
1448Ruggles LaneBarre, MAQuabbin4025.5%22
1449Benjamin Banneker Charter Public SchoolCambridge, MABenjamin Banneker Charter Public3526.3%22
1450Hoosac Valley Elementary SchoolAdams, MAHoosac Valley Regional3985.5%22
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