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Private School Minority Statistics in Massachusetts

Massachusetts private schools are composed of 31% minority students (2026-27).

The private schools in Massachusetts with the highest percentage of minority students are listed below.

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# MA Schools Ranked: 644
Top 20 Range (% Students Of Color): 100%–100%
MA School Avg.: 35%
National School Avg.: 25%

Quick Facts (2026-27)

# MA Schools Ranked: 644
Top 20 Range (% Students Of Color): 100%–100%
MA School Avg.: 35%
National School Avg.: 25%

Massachusetts Average Students of Color (Trends)

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Year	Massachusetts (MA) avg
2025	31%
2024	29%
2023	30%
2022	29%
2021	28%
2020	27%
2019	26%
2018	25%
2017	26%
2016	27%
2015	28%

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Show school map — Massachusetts (% students of color range: 100%–100%, avg 35%)

Students Color Range: 96.84% 100% Avg. Students Color: 100%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Massachusetts average private schools minority students?

The Massachusetts average private schools minority students is 31% for 2026-27.

What are the private schools with the highest percentage of minority students in Massachusetts?

The top ranked private schools in Massachusetts include Access Futures Child Care Center, Adventures Preschool Childrens Center and Beacon Academy Inc.

What is private high school and private elementary school with the highest percentage of minority students in Massachusetts?

The private high school with the highest percentage of minority students in Massachusetts is Berea Sda Academy, with a value of 100%. The private elementary school with the highest percentage of minority students is Berea Sda Academy, with a value of 100%.

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