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Massachusetts schools ranked by test score

Latest MCAS year (2024-25). 299 schools with reported English Language Arts scores. State average: 43.8%.
RankSchoolLevelEnglish Language Artsvs state
201Walsh Middle
Framingham · Framingham
Middle33.0%-10.8pp
202West Springfield Middle
West Springfield · West Springfield
Middle33.0%-10.8pp
203Northbridge Middle
Whitinsville · Northbridge
Middle32.0%-11.8pp
204Point Webster Middle
Quincy · Quincy
Middle32.0%-11.8pp
205Quabbin Regional Middle School
Barre · Quabbin
Middle32.0%-11.8pp
206Wamsutta Middle School
Attleboro · Attleboro
Middle32.0%-11.8pp
207Dupont Middle
Chicopee · Chicopee
Middle31.0%-12.8pp
208Forest Grove Middle
Worcester · Worcester
Middle31.0%-12.8pp
209John J. McGlynn Middle School
Medford · Medford
Middle31.0%-12.8pp
210John T. Nichols Middle
Middleborough · Middleborough
Middle31.0%-12.8pp
211Kathryn P. Stoklosa Middle School
Lowell · Lowell
Middle31.0%-12.8pp
212Roberta G. Doering School
Agawam · Agawam
Middle31.0%-12.8pp
213Whitman Middle
Whitman · Whitman-Hanson
Middle31.0%-12.8pp
214Burncoat Middle School
Worcester · Worcester
Middle30.0%-13.8pp
215North Middle School
Brockton · Brockton
Middle30.0%-13.8pp
216Joseph H Martin
East Taunton · Taunton
Middle29.0%-14.8pp
217Leicester Middle
Leicester · Leicester
Middle29.0%-14.8pp
218Garfield Middle School
Revere · Revere
Middle28.0%-15.8pp
219J Henry Higgins Middle
Peabody · Peabody
Middle28.0%-15.8pp
220Quaboag Regional Middle Innovation School
Warren · Quaboag Regional
Middle28.0%-15.8pp
221Rumney Marsh Academy
Revere · Revere
Middle28.0%-15.8pp
222Hoosac Valley Middle School
Cheshire · Hoosac Valley Regional
Middle27.0%-16.8pp
223John G Whittier
Haverhill · Haverhill
Middle27.0%-16.8pp
224Stacy Middle
Milford · Milford
Middle27.0%-16.8pp
225Susan B. Anthony Middle School
Revere · Revere
Middle27.0%-16.8pp
226B.F. Butler Middle School
Lowell · Lowell
Middle26.0%-17.8pp
227Bellingham Memorial School
Bellingham · Bellingham
Middle26.0%-17.8pp
228Clinton Middle School
Clinton · Clinton
Middle26.0%-17.8pp
229Consentino Middle School
Haverhill · Haverhill
Middle26.0%-17.8pp
230Dr An Wang School
Lowell · Lowell
Middle26.0%-17.8pp
231Eugene Wright Science and Technology Academy
Chelsea · Chelsea
Middle26.0%-17.8pp
232Narragansett Middle
Baldwinville · Narragansett
Middle26.0%-17.8pp
233Ohrenberger School
West Roxbury · Boston
Middle26.0%-17.8pp
234Parthum Middle School
Lawrence · Lawrence
Middle26.0%-17.8pp
235Pickering Middle
Lynn · Lynn
Middle26.0%-17.8pp
236Spark Academy
Lawrence · Lawrence
Middle26.0%-17.8pp
237Theodore Herberg Middle
Pittsfield · Pittsfield
Middle26.0%-17.8pp
238Veritas Preparatory Charter School
Springfield · Veritas Preparatory Charter School
Middle25.9%-17.9pp
2391 LT Charles W. Whitcomb School
Marlborough · Marlborough
Middle25.0%-18.8pp
240Frost Middle School
Lawrence · Lawrence
Middle25.0%-18.8pp
241Van Sickle Academy
Springfield · Springfield
Middle25.0%-18.8pp
242Ware Middle School
Ware · Ware
Middle25.0%-18.8pp
243Greenfield Middle
Greenfield · Greenfield
Middle24.0%-19.8pp
244Keith Middle School
New Bedford · New Bedford
Middle24.0%-19.8pp
245Normandin Middle School
New Bedford · New Bedford
Middle24.0%-19.8pp
246Worcester East Middle
Worcester · Worcester
Middle24.0%-19.8pp
247Dr Paul Nettle
Haverhill · Haverhill
Middle23.0%-20.8pp
248Fuller Middle
Framingham · Framingham
Middle23.0%-20.8pp
249Southbridge Middle School
Southbridge · Southbridge
Middle23.0%-20.8pp
250Barnstable Intermediate School
Hyannis · Barnstable
Middle22.0%-21.8pp
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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 English Language Arts 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.