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The public high schools with the most multiracial students in Massachusetts · page 8

Ranks 351–363 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · MASSACHUSETTS

#	School	City	District	Students	% Multiracial	Multiracial students
351	Leominster Center for Excellence	Leominster, MA	Leominster	65	3.1%	2
352	Curtis-Tufts	Medford, MA	Medford	11	18.2%	2
353	Eagle Education Academy	Pittsfield, MA	Pittsfield	24	8.3%	2
354	Southbridge High School	Southbridge, MA	Southbridge	419	0.5%	2
355	Southbridge Academy	Southbridge, MA	Southbridge	21	9.5%	2
356	Boston International High School & Newcomers Academy	Dorchester, MA	Boston	490	0.2%	1
357	Brockton Therapeutic Day School	Brockton, MA	Brockton	30	3.3%	1
358	Smith Academy	Hatfield, MA	Hatfield	109	0.9%	1
359	Greenleaf Academy	Bradford, MA	Haverhill	34	2.9%	1
360	RISE Academy	Lawrence, MA	Lawrence	74	1.4%	1
361	Salem Prep High School	Salem, MA	Salem	23	4.3%	1
362	Springfield Public Day High School	Springfield, MA	Springfield	65	1.5%	1
363	Springfield International Academy at Sci-Tech	Springfield, MA	Springfield	95	1.1%	1

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