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Massachusetts schools ranked by test score

Latest MCAS year (2024-25). 1,550 schools with reported English Language Arts scores. State average: 43.8%.
RankSchoolLevelEnglish Language Artsvs state
1001Daniel L Joyce Middle School
Woburn · Woburn
Middle35.0%-8.8pp
1002Dual Language School
Waltham · Waltham
Elementary35.0%-8.8pp
1003East Meadow
Granby · Granby
Elementary35.0%-8.8pp
1004Fletcher/Maynard Academy
Cambridge · Cambridge
Elementary35.0%-8.8pp
1005George R Austin Intermediate School
Lakeville · Freetown-Lakeville
Elementary35.0%-8.8pp
1006Goodnow Brothers Elementary School
Marlborough · Marlborough
Elementary35.0%-8.8pp
1007Hawlemont Regional
Charlemont · Hawlemont
Elementary35.0%-8.8pp
1008John E. McCarthy
Peabody · Peabody
Elementary35.0%-8.8pp
1009Mittineague
West Springfield · West Springfield
Elementary35.0%-8.8pp
1010Provincetown Schools
Provincetown · Provincetown
Elementary35.0%-8.8pp
1011Salisbury Elementary
Salisbury · Triton
Elementary35.0%-8.8pp
1012Wareham Middle
Wareham · Wareham
Middle35.0%-8.8pp
1013William A Berkowitz Elementary
Chelsea · Chelsea
Elementary35.0%-8.8pp
1014Worcester Technical High
Worcester · Worcester
High35.0%-8.8pp
1015Gateway Regional School
Huntington · Gateway
High34.5%-9.3pp
1016Blackstone Millville RHS
Blackstone · Blackstone-Millville
High34.5%-9.3pp
1017Arthur T. Cummings Elementary School
Winthrop · Winthrop
Elementary34.0%-9.8pp
1018Bates
Salem · Salem
Elementary34.0%-9.8pp
1019Bourne Middle School
Bourne · Bourne
Middle34.0%-9.8pp
1020Casimir Pulaski
New Bedford · New Bedford
Elementary34.0%-9.8pp
1021Clinton Senior High
Clinton · Clinton
High34.0%-9.8pp
1022Cornelius M Callahan
Norwood · Norwood
Elementary34.0%-9.8pp
1023Douglas Elementary School
Douglas · Douglas
Elementary34.0%-9.8pp
1024Everett High
Everett · Everett
High34.0%-9.8pp
1025Franklin County Technical
Turners Falls · Franklin County Regional Vocational Technical
High34.0%-9.8pp
1026Georgetown Middle School
Georgetown · Georgetown
Middle34.0%-9.8pp
1027Great Oak
Danvers · Danvers
Elementary34.0%-9.8pp
1028Henri A. Yelle
Norton · Norton
Elementary34.0%-9.8pp
1029Highlands
Danvers · Danvers
Elementary34.0%-9.8pp
1030Holten Richmond Middle School
Danvers · Danvers
Middle34.0%-9.8pp
1031J C Solmonese
Norton · Norton
Elementary34.0%-9.8pp
1032Joseph C Chamberlain
Taunton · Taunton
Elementary34.0%-9.8pp
1033Liberty
Springfield · Springfield
Elementary34.0%-9.8pp
1034Mary K. Goode Elementary School
Middleborough · Middleborough
Elementary34.0%-9.8pp
1035Methuen High
Methuen · Methuen
High34.0%-9.8pp
1036Nelson Place
Worcester · Worcester
Elementary34.0%-9.8pp
1037Quashnet School
Mashpee · Mashpee
Elementary34.0%-9.8pp
1038Ralph D Butler
Avon · Avon
Elementary34.0%-9.8pp
1039Shamrock
Woburn · Woburn
Elementary34.0%-9.8pp
1040Sullivan Middle
Worcester · Worcester
Middle34.0%-9.8pp
1041Tantasqua Regional Vocational
Fiskdale · Tantasqua
High34.0%-9.8pp
1042Thomas Ditson
Billerica · Billerica
Elementary34.0%-9.8pp
1043West Barnstable Elementary
West Barnstable · Barnstable
Elementary34.0%-9.8pp
1044Westminster Elementary
Westminster · Ashburnham-Westminster
Elementary34.0%-9.8pp
1045Abbott Memorial
Florida · Florida
Elementary33.0%-10.8pp
1046Agawam Junior High
Feeding Hills · Agawam
Middle33.0%-10.8pp
1047Bradford Elementary
Bradford · Haverhill
Elementary33.0%-10.8pp
1048Bridge Boston Charter School
Roxbury · Bridge Boston Charter School
Elementary33.0%-10.8pp
1049Collins Middle
Salem · Salem
Middle33.0%-10.8pp
1050Community
North Attleborough · North Attleborough
Elementary33.0%-10.8pp
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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.