List of Eligible Public High School I. Massachusetts

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List of Eligible Public High School I. Massachusetts LIST OF ELIGIBLE PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL I. MASSACHUSETTS PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS 1) Academy of Pacific Rim Charter Public School, Hyde Park 2) Amherst Regional High School, Amherst 3) B B Russell Alternative School, Brockton 4) Boston Arts Academy, Boston 5) Boston Green Academy, Brighton 6) Boston Latin Academy, Dorchester 7) Boston Latin School, Boston 8) Brockton Champion High School, Brockton 9) Brockton High School, Brockton 10) Brookline High School, Brookline 11) Burncoat Senior High School, Worcester 12) Cambridge Rindge and Latin, Cambridge 13) Carter Development Center, Boston 14) Charlestown High School, Charlestown 15) Claremont Academy, Worcester 16) Classical High School, Lynn 17) Doherty Memorial High School, Worcester 18) Everett High School, Everett 19) Excel High School, South Boston 20) Fecteau-Leary Jr./Sr. High School, Lynn 21) Fitchburg High School, Fitchburg 22) Greater Lowell Regional Vocational Tech, Tyngsborough 23) Horace Mann School for the Deaf, Allston 24) Lowell High School, Lowell 25) Lowell Middlesex Academy Charter, Lowell 26) Lynn English High School, Lynn 27) Lynn Vocational Technical Institute, Lynn 28) Malden High School, Malden 29) Medford High School, Medford 30) Mystic Valley Regional Charter School, Malden 31) New Bedford High School, New Bedford 32) North High School, Worcester 33) O’Bryant School of Math and Science, Roxbury 34) Pheonix Charter Academy, Chelsea 35) Pioneer Charter School of Science, Everett 36) Prospect Hill Academy Charter School, Cambridge 37) Quincy High School, Quincy 38) Quincy Upper School, Boston 39) Randolph High School, Randolph 40) Sabis International Charter School, Springfield 41) Snowden International School at Copley, Boston 42) Somerville High School, Somerville 43) South High Community School, Worcester 44) Springfield Central High School, Springfield 45) The Springfield Renaissance School, Springfield 46) Trinity Day Academy, New Bedford 47) University Park Campus School, Worcester 48) Waltham Senior High School, Waltham 49) Whaling City Alternative High School, New Bedford 50) William McKinley, Boston II. WEST VIRGINIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1) Ben Franklin Career & Technical Vocation Center, Charleston 2) Capital High School, Charleston 3) Carver Career and Tech Education Center, Charleston 4) Charleston Catholic High School, Charleston 5) Cross Lanes Christian School, Cross Lanes 6) Garnet Career Center, Charleston 7) George Washington High School, Charleston 8) Herbert Hoover High School, Clendenin 9) Mount View High School, Welch 10) River View High School, Bradshaw 11) Sissonville High School, Charleston 12) South Charleston Christian Academy, South Charleston 13) South Charleston High School, South Charleston .
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