Massachusetts schools ranked by test score
Latest MCAS year (2024-25). 660 schools with reported Science scores. State average: 44.3%.
| Rank | School | Level | Science | vs state |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | J Turner Hood North Reading · North Reading | Elementary | 95.0% | +50.7pp |
| 2 | L D Batchelder North Reading · North Reading | Elementary | 95.0% | +50.7pp |
| 3 | John A Bishop Arlington · Arlington | Elementary | 94.0% | +49.7pp |
| 4 | Martin Luther King Jr. Cambridge · Cambridge | Elementary | 93.0% | +48.7pp |
| 5 | J F Kennedy Memorial Franklin · Franklin | Elementary | 90.0% | +45.7pp |
| 6 | East Elementary School Hingham · Hingham | Elementary | 89.0% | +44.7pp |
| 7 | William E Sheehan Westwood · Westwood | Elementary | 89.0% | +44.7pp |
| 8 | A E Angier Waban · Newton | Elementary | 88.0% | +43.7pp |
| 9 | Brackett Arlington · Arlington | Elementary | 88.0% | +43.7pp |
| 10 | E Ethel Little School North Reading · North Reading | Elementary | 88.0% | +43.7pp |
| 11 | Muraco Elementary Winchester · Winchester | Elementary | 88.0% | +43.7pp |
| 12 | Peirce Arlington · Arlington | Elementary | 88.0% | +43.7pp |
| 13 | Wm L Foster Elementary Hingham · Hingham | Elementary | 88.0% | +43.7pp |
| 14 | Berlin Memorial School Berlin · Berlin-Boylston | Elementary | 87.0% | +42.7pp |
| 15 | John D Hardy Wellesley · Wellesley | Elementary | 87.0% | +42.7pp |
| 16 | Hildreth Elementary School Harvard · Harvard | Elementary | 86.0% | +41.7pp |
| 17 | Josiah Haynes Sudbury · Sudbury | Elementary | 86.0% | +41.7pp |
| 18 | South Elementary Hingham · Hingham | Elementary | 86.0% | +41.7pp |
| 19 | Bowman Lexington · Lexington | Elementary | 85.0% | +40.7pp |
| 20 | Henry C Sanborn Elementary Andover · Andover | Elementary | 85.0% | +40.7pp |
| 21 | Plymouth River Hingham · Hingham | Elementary | 85.0% | +40.7pp |
| 22 | Underwood Newton · Newton | Elementary | 85.0% | +40.7pp |
| 23 | Carlisle School Carlisle · Carlisle | Elementary | 84.0% | +39.7pp |
| 24 | Joseph E Fiske Wellesley · Wellesley | Elementary | 84.0% | +39.7pp |
| 25 | Peter Noyes Sudbury · Sudbury | Elementary | 84.0% | +39.7pp |
| 26 | Vinson-Owen Elementary Winchester · Winchester | Elementary | 84.0% | +39.7pp |
| 27 | General John Nixon Elementary Sudbury · Sudbury | Elementary | 83.0% | +38.7pp |
| 28 | Martha Jones Westwood · Westwood | Elementary | 83.0% | +38.7pp |
| 29 | Collicot Milton · Milton | Elementary | 82.0% | +37.7pp |
| 30 | Hunnewell Wellesley · Wellesley | Elementary | 82.0% | +37.7pp |
| 31 | Cyrus E Dallin Arlington · Arlington | Elementary | 81.0% | +36.7pp |
| 32 | Joseph Estabrook Lexington · Lexington | Elementary | 81.0% | +36.7pp |
| 33 | Margaret A Neary Southborough · Southborough | Elementary | 81.0% | +36.7pp |
| 34 | Mason-Rice Newton Centre · Newton | Elementary | 81.0% | +36.7pp |
| 35 | South Elementary Andover · Andover | Elementary | 81.0% | +36.7pp |
| 36 | Bridge Lexington · Lexington | Elementary | 80.0% | +35.7pp |
| 37 | Glover Milton · Milton | Elementary | 80.0% | +35.7pp |
| 38 | Hopkins Elementary School Hopkinton · Hopkinton | Elementary | 80.0% | +35.7pp |
| 39 | Paul P Gates Elementary School Acton · Acton-Boxborough | Elementary | 80.0% | +35.7pp |
| 40 | Schofield Wellesley · Wellesley | Elementary | 80.0% | +35.7pp |
| 41 | Willard Concord · Concord | Elementary | 80.0% | +35.7pp |
| 42 | Bessie Buker Elementary Wenham · Hamilton-Wenham | Elementary | 79.0% | +34.7pp |
| 43 | Downey Westwood · Westwood | Elementary | 79.0% | +34.7pp |
| 44 | Heights Elementary Sharon · Sharon | Elementary | 79.0% | +34.7pp |
| 45 | Katharine Lee Bates Wellesley · Wellesley | Elementary | 79.0% | +34.7pp |
| 46 | Lawrence Brookline · Brookline | Elementary | 79.0% | +34.7pp |
| 47 | Luther Conant School Acton · Acton-Boxborough | Elementary | 79.0% | +34.7pp |
| 48 | Thoreau Concord · Concord | Elementary | 79.0% | +34.7pp |
| 49 | Ambrose Elementary Winchester · Winchester | Elementary | 78.0% | +33.7pp |
| 50 | Chickering Dover · Dover | Elementary | 78.0% | +33.7pp |
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About this ranking
Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the MCAS % Meeting or Exceeding Expectations threshold on the latest available MCAS Science 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 Massachusetts, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.