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The public schools with the most Pacific Islander students in Boston, Massachusetts

Across Boston, Massachusetts, 7 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander students enrolled. Boston Latin School leads the list at 2, against a median of 1 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
7
Boston, Massachusetts
Top Pacific Islander students
2
Median Pacific Islander students
1
MOST PACIFIC ISLANDER (COUNT) · BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Pacific IslanderPacific Islander students
1Boston Latin SchoolBoston, MABoston2,4240.1%2
2Edward M. Kennedy Academy for Health Careers (Horace MannBoston, MAEdward M. Kennedy Academy for Health Careers: A Horace Mann3830.3%1
3Dudley Street Neighborhood Charter SchoolBoston, MADudley Street Neighborhood Charter School2930.3%1
4UP Academy Charter School of DorchesterBoston, MAUP Academy Charter School of Dorchester6400.2%1
5Eliot K-8 Innovation SchoolBoston, MABoston7840.1%1
6Quincy Elementary SchoolBoston, MABoston7310.1%1
7English High SchoolBoston, MABoston7200.1%1
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