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Harbor School:

Contact and Location Information

Location Address:

Harbor School
294 Bowdoin Street
Boston, MA
02125

Mailing Address:

Harbor School
270 Mt Vernon Street
Boston, MA
02125

Phone Number:

(617) 625-6365

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Classification Information

School District:

Boston

County:

Suffolk

Grades Taught:

6th Grade to 8th Grade

Level:

Harbor School is classified as a "Middle School".

Type:

Harbor School is a "Regular School".

Status:

Harbor School was operational at the time of the last report and is currently operational.

Title I:

Harbor School IS Title I eligible.

School-Wide Title I:

Harbor School IS a school-wide Title I school.

Charter:

Harbor School IS NOT a Charter school.

Magnet:

Harbor School IS NOT a Magnet school.

NCES Assigned School ID:

250279000952

State Assigned School ID:

035426

Locale:

Harbor School is located in a "Large City"
(A central city of a 'Core Based Statistical Area' or 'Consolidated Statistical Area', with the city having a population greater than or equal to 250,000.)

City Limits:

Data Not Available.

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Statistics for Harbor School:

Classroom Size Information

(FTE) Classroom Teacher Averages

Classroom Teacher Comparison Graph

Enrollment Averages

School Enrollment Comparison Graph

Student to Teacher Ratio

Student to Teacher Ratio

	(FTE) Classroom Teachers	Students	Student Teacher Ratio
School	Data Not Avaliable	256	Data Not Avaliable
District Avg	Data Not Avaliable	455.9	Data Not Avaliable
State Avg	Data Not Avaliable	519.0	Data Not Avaliable

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Enrollment Averages by Grade Level

Grade Level Comparison Graph

	6th Grade	7th Grade	8th Grade
School	101	93	62
District Avg	150.2	143.5	136.9
State Avg	130.0	172.5	168.6

Low Income & Migrant Student Information

Free & Reduced Lunch Program Averages

Reduced & Free Lunch Programs Comparison Graph

	Reduced Lunch Program	Free Lunch Program
School	Data Not Avaliable	Data Not Avaliable
District Avg	Data Not Avaliable	Data Not Avaliable
State Avg	Data Not Avaliable	Data Not Avaliable

Migrant Student Averages

Migrant Student Enrollment Comparison Graph

	Migrant Students
School	Data Not Avaliable
District Avg	4.4 (0.0%)
State Avg	5.1 (0.0%)

Enrollment Statistics for Harbor School

School Ethnicity Distribution Comparison

Total Male / Female	American Indian Alaskan Native	Asian Pacific Islander	Hispanic	African American	Caucasian
School	0 0 / 0	8 3 / 5	23 11 / 12	196 102 / 94	29 15 / 14
District Avg	1.9 0.9 / 1.0	40.1 20.3 / 19.9	132.8 68.5 / 64.4	213.8 111.0 / 102.8	64.0 33.7 / 30.3
State Avg	1.6 0.8 / 0.8	23.5 11.9 / 11.6	57.0 29.3 / 27.7	44.5 22.7 / 21.7	381.4 196.6 / 184.8

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In The News

Red tide abating in Boston Harbor (Boston Herald)

QUINCY - Shellfish beds in Boston Harbor that were closed for the first time in 36 years could soon reopen as the red tide threat diminishes. State shellfish biologist...

Red tide abating in Boston Harbor (Boston Globe)

Shellfish beds in Boston Harbor that were closed for the first time in 36 years could soon reopen as the red tide threat diminishes.

Red tide abating in Boston Harbor (WBZ News Radio Boston)

Shellfish beds in Boston Harbor that were closed for the first time in 36 years could soon reopen as the red tide threat diminishes. State shellfish biologist J. Michael Hickey says toxic algae counts have been dropping steadily and if the trend continues, the beds could reopen to clammers as early as today.

Red tide abates, but rain leaves Merrimack flats closed (Gloucester Daily Times)

NEWBURYPORT and mdash; The Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries has good and bad news for the North Shore's shellfishing industry. A red tide bloom that had extended from the New Hampshire border south through Newbury, Gloucester and Boston Harbor has cleared out entirely, with levels of the algae that carry the toxin which causes paralytic shellfish poisoning falling below detectable ...

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