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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
1451Clap Elementary School
Dorchester · Boston
Elementary15.0%-28.8pp
1452Dever Elementary School
Dorchester · Boston
Elementary15.0%-28.8pp
1453Edison Elementary School
Brighton · Boston
Elementary15.0%-28.8pp
1454Fisher Hill School
Orange · Orange
Elementary15.0%-28.8pp
1455Gilmore Elementary School
Brockton · Brockton
Elementary15.0%-28.8pp
1456Henry Lord Community School
Fall River · Fall River
Elementary15.0%-28.8pp
1457Hood
Lynn · Lynn
Elementary15.0%-28.8pp
1458Impact Prep at Chestnut
Springfield · Springfield
Middle15.0%-28.8pp
1459John B Devalles
New Bedford · New Bedford
Elementary15.0%-28.8pp
1460Joseph A. Browne School
Chelsea · Chelsea
Middle15.0%-28.8pp
1461Lincoln-Thomson
Lynn · Lynn
Elementary15.0%-28.8pp
1462Silvio O Conte Community
Pittsfield · Pittsfield
Elementary15.0%-28.8pp
1463Thurgood Marshall Mid
Lynn · Lynn
Middle15.0%-28.8pp
1464Washington Elementary School
Lynn · Lynn
Elementary15.0%-28.8pp
1465William S Greene
Fall River · Fall River
Elementary15.0%-28.8pp
1466Worcester Dual Language Magnet School
Worcester · Worcester
Elementary15.0%-28.8pp
1467Charlestown High School
Charlestown · Boston
High14.0%-29.8pp
1468Brickett Elementary
Lynn · Lynn
Elementary14.0%-29.8pp
1469City View
Worcester · Worcester
Elementary14.0%-29.8pp
1470Clark Avenue School
Chelsea · Chelsea
Middle14.0%-29.8pp
1471Forest Park Middle
Springfield · Springfield
Middle14.0%-29.8pp
1472Frank M Sokolowski Elementary
Chelsea · Chelsea
Elementary14.0%-29.8pp
1473Grafton Street
Worcester · Worcester
Elementary14.0%-29.8pp
1474Hayden/McFadden
New Bedford · New Bedford
Elementary14.0%-29.8pp
1475Matthew J Kuss Middle
Fall River · Fall River
Middle14.0%-29.8pp
1476McKay K-8 School
East Boston · Boston
Elementary14.0%-29.8pp
1477Shaw-Taylor Elementary School
Dorchester · Boston
Elementary14.0%-29.8pp
1478Southbridge High School
Southbridge · Southbridge
High14.0%-29.8pp
1479Tobin K-8 School
Roxbury · Boston
Elementary14.0%-29.8pp
1480Tracy
Lynn · Lynn
Elementary14.0%-29.8pp
1481Union Hill School
Worcester · Worcester
Elementary14.0%-29.8pp
1482Wawecus Road School
Worcester · Worcester
Elementary14.0%-29.8pp
1483Brookfield
Brockton · Brockton
Elementary13.0%-30.8pp
1484Dr W Arnone Community School
Brockton · Brockton
Elementary13.0%-30.8pp
1485Ellis Elementary School
Roxbury · Boston
Elementary13.0%-30.8pp
1486Gardner Middle School
Gardner · Gardner
Middle13.0%-30.8pp
1487George F. Kelly Elementary
Chelsea · Chelsea
Elementary13.0%-30.8pp
1488Hyannis West Elementary
Hyannis · Barnstable
Elementary13.0%-30.8pp
1489Newton School
Greenfield · Greenfield
Elementary13.0%-30.8pp
1490O'Donnell Elementary School
East Boston · Boston
Elementary13.0%-30.8pp
1491Robert L Ford
Lynn · Lynn
Elementary13.0%-30.8pp
1492Springfield High School of Science and Technology
Springfield · Springfield
High13.0%-30.8pp
1493William N. DeBerry
Springfield · Springfield
Elementary13.0%-30.8pp
1494Brighton High School
Brighton · Boston
High12.4%-31.4pp
1495Hoosac Valley Elementary School
Adams · Hoosac Valley Regional
Elementary12.0%-31.8pp
1496Kiley Academy
Springfield · Springfield
Middle12.0%-31.8pp
1497Mason Elementary School
Roxbury · Boston
Elementary12.0%-31.8pp
1498Morgan Full Service Community School
Holyoke · Holyoke
Elementary12.0%-31.8pp
1499Orchard Gardens K-8 School
Roxbury · Boston
Elementary12.0%-31.8pp
1500Woodland Academy
Worcester · Worcester
Elementary12.0%-31.8pp
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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.