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Maryland schools ranked by test score

Latest MCAP year (2024-25). 1,288 schools with reported Mathematics scores. State average: 35.7%.
RankSchoolLevelMathematicsvs state
1251Parkville High
Baltimore · Baltimore County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1252Patapsco High and Center for Arts
Baltimore · Baltimore County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1253Patterson High
Baltimore · Baltimore City Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1254Perry Hall High
Baltimore · Baltimore County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1255Perryville High
Perryville · Cecil County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1256Phoenix International School of the Arts
La Plata · Charles County Public Schools
Middle10.0%-25.7pp
1257Pikesville High
Baltimore · Baltimore County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1258Quince Orchard High
Gaithersburg · Montgomery County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1259Randallstown High
Randallstown · Baltimore County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1260Reginald F. Lewis High
Baltimore · Baltimore City Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1261Richard Montgomery High
Rockville · Montgomery County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1262Rockville High
Rockville · Montgomery County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1263Samuel Chase Elementary
Temple Hills · Prince George's County Public Schools
Elementary10.0%-25.7pp
1264Samuel P. Massie Academy
Forestville · Prince George's County Public Schools
Elementary10.0%-25.7pp
1265Sandtown-Winchester Achievement Academy
Baltimore · Baltimore City Public Schools
Elementary10.0%-25.7pp
1266Seneca Valley High
Germantown · Montgomery County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1267Sonia Sotomayor Middle at Adelphi
Adelphi · Prince George's County Public Schools
Middle10.0%-25.7pp
1268Sparrows Point High
Sparrows Point · Baltimore County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1269St. Charles High School
Waldorf · Charles County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1270Stadium School
Baltimore · Baltimore City Public Schools
Middle10.0%-25.7pp
1271Stemmers Run Middle
Baltimore · Baltimore County Public Schools
Middle10.0%-25.7pp
1272Stephen Decatur Middle
Clinton · Prince George's County Public Schools
Middle10.0%-25.7pp
1273Suitland High
Suitland · Prince George's County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1274Surrattsville High
Clinton · Prince George's County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1275The Seed School of Maryland
Baltimore · SEED School of Maryland
High10.0%-25.7pp
1276Thomas Johnson Middle
Lanham · Prince George's County Public Schools
Middle10.0%-25.7pp
1277Thomas Stone High School
Waldorf · Charles County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1278Thurgood Marshall Middle
Temple Hills · Prince George's County Public Schools
Middle10.0%-25.7pp
1279Vanguard Collegiate Middle
Baltimore · Baltimore City Public Schools
Middle10.0%-25.7pp
1280Washington Academy and High School
Princess Anne · Somerset County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1281Watkins Mill High
Gaithersburg · Montgomery County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1282Westlake High School
Waldorf · Charles County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1283Westmar Middle
Lonaconing · Allegany County Public Schools
Middle10.0%-25.7pp
1284Westport Academy
Baltimore · Baltimore City Public Schools
Elementary10.0%-25.7pp
1285Wheaton High
Silver Spring · Montgomery County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1286Wicomico High
Salisbury · Wicomico County Public Schools
High10.0%-25.7pp
1287Wicomico Middle
Salisbury · Wicomico County Public Schools
Middle10.0%-25.7pp
1288William Wirt Middle
Riverdale · Prince George's County Public Schools
Middle10.0%-25.7pp
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About this ranking

Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the MCAP % Proficient (Levels 3-4) threshold on the latest available MCAP Mathematics test (school year 2024-25). A higher percentage is better.

Only public schools with a reasonable cohort size are included (at least 50 total students enrolled, since the source file does not include per-subject student counts), so very small programs and special-purpose centers are filtered out.

The state average shown above is enrollment-weighted: we multiply each school's score by how many of its students tested, sum those across every public school in Maryland, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.