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Massachusetts School-to-College Report: Class of 2005 Summary Data For data definitions and detailed individual school reports see: http://www.doe.mass.edu/research/reports/s2c.html

Number of graduates who % of graduates enrolled as new who enrolled as % enrolled in Number of high students in MA new students in one or more % reenrolled for a school graduates public higher MA public higher developmental second year of in the class of education in fall education in fall (remedial) courses higher education District Name School Name 2005 2005 2005 in fall 2005 in fall 2006 Abington Abington High 151 63 42% 40% 75% Acton-Boxborough Acton-Boxborough Reg High 371 67 18% 15% 94% Adams-Cheshire Hoosac Valley High 111 44 40% 48% 79% Agawam Agawam High 243 108 44% 53% 88% Amesbury Amesbury High 170 49 29% 35% 97% Amherst-Pelham Amherst Regional High 318 106 33% 20% 85% Andover Andover High 367 83 23% 17% 87% Arlington Arlington High 246 71 29% 32% 89% Ashburnham-Westminster Oakmont Regional H S 160 65 41% 42% 77% Ashland Ashland High 142 40 28% 23% 97% Assabet Valley Assabet Valley Voc HS 190 46 24% 70% 60% Athol-Royalston Athol High 107 51 48% 53% 68% Attleboro Attleboro High 374 92 25% 33% 82% Auburn Auburn Senior High 151 63 42% 32% 84% Avon Avon Middle High School 39 19 49% 68% 83% Ayer Ayer High 94 41 44% 37% 70% Barnstable Barnstable High 389 116 30% 33% 85% Bedford Bedford High 161 43 27% 28% 85% Belchertown Belchertown High 154 56 36% 25% 83% Bellingham Bellingham High School 169 53 31% 17% 90% Belmont Belmont High 276 51 18% 16% 94% Berkshire Hills Monument Mt Reg High 121 40 33% 38% 87% Berlin-Boylston Tahanto Reg High 54 19 35% 47% 82% Beverly Beverly High 275 98 36% 29% 83% Billerica Billerica Memorial High School 337 153 45% 39% 85% Blackstone Valley Reg Blackstone Valley 182 31 17% 39% 68% Blackstone-Millville Blackstone Millville RHS 158 25 16% 20% 88% Blue Hills Voc Blue Hills Reg Voc Tech 160 55 34% 64% 66% Boston Boston Arts Academy 78 18 23% 56% 79% Boston Boston Community Leadership 104 16 15% 56% 64% Academy Boston Boston Latin 390 87 22% 1% 95% Boston Boston Latin Academy 185 83 45% 8% 88% Boston Brighton High 232 45 19% 49% 83% Boston Charlestown High 194 37 19% 46% 75% Boston East Boston High 236 54 23% 46% 77% Boston Excel High School 61 14 23% 29% 80% April 15, 2008 Massachusetts Department of Higher Education and Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Page 1 of 9 Massachusetts School-to-College Report: Class of 2005 Summary Data For data definitions and detailed individual school reports see: http://www.doe.mass.edu/research/reports/s2c.html

Number of graduates who % of graduates enrolled as new who enrolled as % enrolled in Number of high students in MA new students in one or more % reenrolled for a school graduates public higher MA public higher developmental second year of in the class of education in fall education in fall (remedial) courses higher education District Name School Name 2005 2005 2005 in fall 2005 in fall 2006 Boston Fenway High School 62 15 24% 40% 93% Boston Hyde Park High School 161 31 19% 68% 89% Boston Jeremiah E Burke High 132 20 15% 70% 56% Boston Madison Park High 268 46 17% 74% 56% Boston Monument High School 45 10 22% 70% 57% Boston O'Bryant Sch Math/Science 227 71 31% 17% 82% Boston Snowden Int'l High 76 21 28% 48% 59% Boston The English High 203 46 23% 59% 62% Boston West Roxbury High School 230 62 27% 68% 69% Bourne Bourne High 131 63 48% 35% 83% Braintree Braintree High 338 100 30% 31% 86% Bridgewater-Raynham Bridgewater-Raynham Reg 341 155 45% 33% 87% Bristol County Agr Bristol County Agr High 89 43 48% 37% 78% Bristol-Plymouth Voc Tech Bristol-Plymouth Voc Tech 203 75 37% 55% 74% Brockton Brockton High 832 307 37% 48% 72% Brookline Brookline High 461 50 11% 32% 82% Burlington Burlington High 223 101 45% 24% 89% Cambridge Cambridge Rindge and Latin 379 101 27% 57% 88% Canton Canton High 162 33 20% 18% 90% Cape Cod Region Voc Tech Cape Cod Region Voc Tech 122 31 25% 68% 67% Carver Carver High School 118 49 42% 33% 80% Central Berkshire Wahconah Regional High 162 58 36% 33% 89% Chatham Chatham High 62 17 27% 47% 50% Chelmsford Chelmsford High 394 169 43% 24% 88% Chelsea Chelsea High 182 54 30% 46% 83% Chicopee Chicopee Comprehensive HS 228 97 43% 41% 81% Chicopee Chicopee High 194 91 47% 54% 80% Clinton Clinton Senior High 128 50 39% 34% 81% Concord-Carlisle Concord Carlisle High 292 31 11% 26% 88% Danvers Danvers High 203 85 42% 24% 86% Dartmouth Dartmouth High 266 120 45% 32% 82% Dedham Dedham High 165 57 35% 19% 86% Dennis-Yarmouth Dennis-Yarmouth Reg High 245 81 33% 47% 77% Dighton-Rehoboth Dighton-Rehoboth Rhs 235 92 39% 42% 76% Douglas Douglas High School 76 22 29% 27% 79% Dover-Sherborn Dover-Sherborn Reg High 132 14 11% 14% 93% Dracut Dracut Senior High 242 132 55% 36% 87% April 15, 2008 Massachusetts Department of Higher Education and Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Page 2 of 9 Massachusetts School-to-College Report: Class of 2005 Summary Data For data definitions and detailed individual school reports see: http://www.doe.mass.edu/research/reports/s2c.html

Number of graduates who % of graduates enrolled as new who enrolled as % enrolled in Number of high students in MA new students in one or more % reenrolled for a school graduates public higher MA public higher developmental second year of in the class of education in fall education in fall (remedial) courses higher education District Name School Name 2005 2005 2005 in fall 2005 in fall 2006 Dudley-Charlton Reg Shepherd Hill Reg High 263 95 36% 17% 88% Duxbury Duxbury High 228 39 17% 13% 95% East Bridgewater East Bridgewater High 149 72 48% 40% 87% East Longmeadow East Longmeadow High 220 90 41% 33% 85% Easthampton Easthampton High 93 50 54% 46% 75% Easton Oliver Ames High 240 72 30% 31% 81% Essex Agr Tech Essex Agr and Tech Inst 84 35 42% 49% 63% Everett Everett High 346 96 28% 36% 68% Fairhaven Fairhaven High 142 58 41% 26% 93% Fall River B M C Durfee High 414 198 48% 47% 74% Falmouth Falmouth High 324 97 30% 31% 81% Fitchburg Fitchburg High 325 156 48% 47% 68% Foxborough Foxborough High 192 62 32% 24% 85% Framingham Framingham H S 453 110 24% 19% 84% Francis W. Parker Charter Essential Francis W. Parker Charter Essential 56 10 18% 10% 75% (District) School Franklin Franklin High 299 102 34% 25% 91% Franklin County Franklin County Tech 105 23 22% 65% 46% Freetown-Lakeville Apponequet Regional High 182 89 49% 40% 88% Frontier Frontier Reg 113 44 39% 39% 71% Gardner Gardner High 185 93 50% 37% 72% Gateway Gateway Reg High 92 36 39% 39% 97% Georgetown Georgetown Middle/High 94 35 37% 26% 82% Gill-Montague Turners Fall High 66 26 39% 42% 83% Gloucester Gloucester High 281 82 29% 40% 77% Grafton Grafton Memorial Senior 107 39 36% 23% 76% Granby Granby Jr Sr High Sch 56 27 48% 30% 69% Greater Fall River Diman Reg Voc Tech High 203 69 34% 62% 72% Greater Lawrence RVT Gr Lawrence Reg Voc Tech 244 47 19% 60% 74% Greater Lowell Voc Tec Gr Lowell Reg Voc Tech 388 93 24% 68% 71% Greater New Bedford Gr New Bedford Voc Tech 326 84 26% 69% 73% Greenfield Greenfield High 122 52 43% 33% 80% Groton-Dunstable Groton Dunstable Regional 155 45 29% 22% 93% Hadley Hopkins Academy 43 13 30% 8% 100% Hamilton-Wenham Hamilton-Wenham Reg High 169 30 18% 7% 92% Hampden-Wilbraham Minnechaug Reg High 312 120 38% 31% 85% Hampshire Hampshire Reg High 101 43 43% 44% 86% April 15, 2008 Massachusetts Department of Higher Education and Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Page 3 of 9 Massachusetts School-to-College Report: Class of 2005 Summary Data For data definitions and detailed individual school reports see: http://www.doe.mass.edu/research/reports/s2c.html

Number of graduates who % of graduates enrolled as new who enrolled as % enrolled in Number of high students in MA new students in one or more % reenrolled for a school graduates public higher MA public higher developmental second year of in the class of education in fall education in fall (remedial) courses higher education District Name School Name 2005 2005 2005 in fall 2005 in fall 2006 Hanover Hanover High 170 42 25% 33% 97% Harvard Bromfield 98 19 19% 5% 95% Harwich Harwich High 74 28 38% 29% 76% Hatfield Smith Academy 35 19 54% 26% 56% Haverhill Haverhill High 423 165 39% 53% 85% Health Careers Academy Charter Health Careers Academy Charter 40 16 40% 56% 71% (District) School Hingham Hingham High 226 20 9% 10% 90% Holbrook Holbrook Jr Sr High 56 24 43% 50% 84% Holliston Holliston High 223 64 29% 20% 84% Holyoke Holyoke High 196 104 53% 47% 65% Holyoke Wm J Dean Voc Tech High 78 27 35% 78% 50% Hopedale Hopedale Jr Sr High 66 29 44% 24% 72% Hopkinton Hopkinton High 201 41 20% 24% 91% Hudson Hudson High 150 45 30% 22% 91% Hull Hull High 87 24 28% 33% 88% Ipswich Ipswich High 136 39 29% 18% 92% King Philip King Philip Reg High 232 69 30% 17% 88% Lawrence Lawrence High 363 182 50% 52% 76% Lee Lee Middle/High School 65 21 32% 57% 75% Leicester Leicester High 108 47 44% 26% 77% Lenox Lenox Memorial High 54 22 41% 23% 72% Leominster Leominster Ctr Tech Educ 102 24 24% 58% 59% Leominster Leominster Senior High 293 115 39% 44% 76% Lexington Lexington High 424 64 15% 14% 91% Lincoln-Sudbury Lincoln-Sudbury Reg High 342 45 13% 18% 90% Littleton Littleton High School 75 30 40% 30% 89% Longmeadow Longmeadow High 240 61 25% 36% 83% Lowell Lowell High 792 347 44% 49% 81% Lowell Middlesex Academy Charter Lowell Middlesex Academy Charter 25 13 52% 54% 50% (District) School Ludlow Ludlow Senior High 206 111 54% 38% 78% Lunenburg Lunenburg High 139 70 50% 26% 84% Lynn Career Development Center 42 12 29% 83% 33% Lynn Classical High 271 116 43% 36% 83% Lynn Lynn English High 318 123 39% 47% 72% Lynn Lynn Voc Tech Institute 134 29 22% 59% 57% April 15, 2008 Massachusetts Department of Higher Education and Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Page 4 of 9 Massachusetts School-to-College Report: Class of 2005 Summary Data For data definitions and detailed individual school reports see: http://www.doe.mass.edu/research/reports/s2c.html

Number of graduates who % of graduates enrolled as new who enrolled as % enrolled in Number of high students in MA new students in one or more % reenrolled for a school graduates public higher MA public higher developmental second year of in the class of education in fall education in fall (remedial) courses higher education District Name School Name 2005 2005 2005 in fall 2005 in fall 2006 Lynnfield Lynnfield High 135 33 24% 27% 97% Malden Malden High 331 122 37% 40% 86% Manchester Essex Regional Manchester Essex Regional Middle 90 15 17% 33% 100% High School Mansfield Mansfield High 258 84 33% 17% 90% Marblehead Marblehead High 198 41 21% 24% 87% Marlborough Marlborough High 225 75 33% 27% 86% Marshfield Marshfield High 280 64 23% 20% 81% Marthas Vineyard Marthas Vineyard Reg High 186 21 11% 19% 81% Masconomet Masconomet Regional HS 280 70 25% 33% 85% Mashpee Mashpee High 113 38 34% 42% 86% Maynard Maynard High 80 29 36% 55% 67% Medfield Medfield Senior High 219 39 18% 21% 84% Medford Medford High 264 120 45% 38% 86% Medway Medway High 183 52 28% 13% 94% Melrose Melrose High 224 76 34% 18% 86% Mendon-Upton Nipmuc Regional High 142 50 35% 26% 94% Methuen Methuen High 342 158 46% 53% 87% Middleborough Middleborough High 176 78 44% 35% 81% Milford Milford High 253 99 39% 31% 84% Millbury Millbury Jr/Sr High 120 52 43% 40% 80% Millis Millis High School 74 25 34% 24% 88% Milton Milton High 211 53 25% 21% 94% Minuteman Voc Tech Minuteman Regional High 162 44 27% 48% 76% Mohawk Trail Mohawk Trail Reg High 108 42 39% 40% 80% Monson Monson High School 78 32 41% 34% 86% Montachusett Voc Tech Reg Montachusett Reg Voc Tech 228 60 26% 63% 73% Mount Greylock Mt Greylock Reg High 118 22 19% 32% 82% Narragansett Narragansett Reg High 97 56 58% 34% 79% Nashoba Nashoba Regional 184 71 39% 25% 85% Nashoba Valley Tech Nashoba Valley Tech H S 119 28 24% 61% 59% Natick Natick High 297 95 32% 25% 83% Nauset Nauset Regional High 242 69 29% 20% 84% Needham Needham High 334 55 16% 27% 92% New Bedford New Bedford High 562 239 43% 46% 80% Newburyport Newburyport High 158 44 28% 5% 82% Newton Newton North High 519 64 12% 27% 85% April 15, 2008 Massachusetts Department of Higher Education and Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Page 5 of 9 Massachusetts School-to-College Report: Class of 2005 Summary Data For data definitions and detailed individual school reports see: http://www.doe.mass.edu/research/reports/s2c.html

Number of graduates who % of graduates enrolled as new who enrolled as % enrolled in Number of high students in MA new students in one or more % reenrolled for a school graduates public higher MA public higher developmental second year of in the class of education in fall education in fall (remedial) courses higher education District Name School Name 2005 2005 2005 in fall 2005 in fall 2006 Newton Newton South High 317 52 16% 33% 93% Norfolk County Agr Norfolk County Agr 94 36 38% 22% 74% North Adams Drury High 126 36 29% 42% 81% North Andover North Andover High 258 88 34% 31% 83% North Attleborough North Attleboro High 264 79 30% 20% 90% North Brookfield North Brookfield High 47 24 51% 46% 81% North Middlesex North Middlesex Reg 273 134 49% 32% 84% North Reading North Reading High 138 61 44% 30% 86% North Shore Reg Voc North Shore Reg Voc 93 27 29% 70% 59% Northampton Northampton High 225 73 32% 32% 85% Northampton-Smith Smith Voc and Agr High 81 18 22% 72% 46% Northboro-Southboro Algonquin Reg High 283 93 33% 9% 90% Northbridge Northbridge High 139 49 35% 20% 80% Northeast Metro Voc Northeast Metro Reg Voc 255 56 22% 43% 76% Northern Berkshire Voc Charles McCann Voc Tech 99 27 27% 44% 48% Norton Norton High 141 50 35% 38% 88% Norwell Norwell High 130 24 18% 21% 71% Norwood Norwood High 239 72 30% 22% 94% Old Colony Reg Voc Tech Old Colony Reg Voc Tech 120 23 19% 61% 89% Old Rochester Old Rochester Reg High 161 69 43% 26% 82% Oxford Oxford High 136 60 44% 42% 68% Palmer Palmer High 115 50 43% 40% 90% Pathfinder Voc Tech Pathfinder Voc Tech 111 23 21% 65% 78% Peabody Peabody Veterans Memorial High 367 154 42% 31% 83% Pembroke Pembroke High School 170 74 44% 35% 82% Pentucket Pentucket Reg Sr High 214 78 36% 42% 89% Pioneer Valley Pioneer Valley Reg 89 44 49% 32% 79% Pioneer Valley Performing Arts Charter Pioneer Valley Performing Arts Charter 68 18 26% 6% 86% Public (District) Public School Pittsfield Pittsfield High 170 75 44% 40% 83% Pittsfield Taconic High 212 89 42% 44% 75% Plymouth Plymouth North High 266 76 29% 25% 80% Plymouth Plymouth South High 180 63 35% 32% 83% Plymouth Plymouth South Technical 132 28 21% 50% 78% Quabbin Quabbin Regional High School 228 93 41% 39% 86% Quaboag Regional Quaboag Regional High 105 47 45% 38% 84% Quincy North Quincy High 347 109 31% 16% 88% April 15, 2008 Massachusetts Department of Higher Education and Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Page 6 of 9 Massachusetts School-to-College Report: Class of 2005 Summary Data For data definitions and detailed individual school reports see: http://www.doe.mass.edu/research/reports/s2c.html

Number of graduates who % of graduates enrolled as new who enrolled as % enrolled in Number of high students in MA new students in one or more % reenrolled for a school graduates public higher MA public higher developmental second year of in the class of education in fall education in fall (remedial) courses higher education District Name School Name 2005 2005 2005 in fall 2005 in fall 2006 Quincy Quincy High 323 73 23% 30% 90% Ralph C Mahar Ralph C Mahar Reg 90 50 56% 58% 80% Randolph Randolph High 203 68 33% 35% 80% Reading Reading Memorial High 304 98 32% 22% 78% Revere Revere High 235 82 35% 41% 66% Rockland Rockland Senior High 183 68 37% 34% 86% Rockport Rockport High 74 22 30% 27% 79% Sabis International Charter (District) Sabis International Charter School 52 35 67% 51% 68% Salem Salem High 247 97 39% 35% 79% Sandwich Sandwich High 253 80 32% 36% 81% Saugus Saugus High 189 80 42% 34% 86% Scituate Scituate High School 206 41 20% 27% 91% Seekonk Seekonk High 151 47 31% 30% 91% Sharon Sharon High 265 55 21% 7% 98% Shawsheen Valley Voc Tech Shawsheen Valley Voc Tech High 281 78 28% 62% 68% School Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Sr High 299 110 37% 19% 86% Silver Lake Silver Lake Reg High 236 96 41% 35% 87% So Middlesex Voc Tech Reg Joseph P Keefe Tech HS 153 22 14% 41% 69% Somerset Somerset High 195 96 49% 33% 83% Somerville Somerville High 349 85 24% 40% 89% South Hadley South Hadley High 161 66 41% 44% 82% South Shore Reg Voc Tech So Shore Voc Tech High 109 21 19% 57% 76% Southbridge Southbridge High 104 39 38% 44% 88% Southeastern Reg Voc Tech Southeastern Reg Voc Tech 246 34 14% 85% 59% Southern Berkshire Mt Everett Regional 64 20 31% 35% 88% Southern Worcester Cty VT Bay Path Reg Voc Tech H S 209 30 14% 53% 65% Southwick-Tolland Southwick-Tolland Regional High 123 57 46% 44% 80% Spencer-E Brookfield David Prouty High 121 57 47% 28% 82% Springfield High School Of Commerce 200 86 43% 70% 73% Springfield High School/Science-Tech 238 99 42% 55% 75% Springfield Putnam Voc Tech High Sch 121 28 23% 79% 42% Springfield Springfield Central High 286 112 39% 60% 79% Springfield Springfield High School 56 12 21% 100% 73% Stoneham Stoneham High 196 77 39% 39% 85% Stoughton Stoughton High 249 80 32% 36% 81% Sturgis Charter Public (District) Sturgis Charter Public School 75 22 29% 32% 88% April 15, 2008 Massachusetts Department of Higher Education and Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Page 7 of 9 Massachusetts School-to-College Report: Class of 2005 Summary Data For data definitions and detailed individual school reports see: http://www.doe.mass.edu/research/reports/s2c.html

Number of graduates who % of graduates enrolled as new who enrolled as % enrolled in Number of high students in MA new students in one or more % reenrolled for a school graduates public higher MA public higher developmental second year of in the class of education in fall education in fall (remedial) courses higher education District Name School Name 2005 2005 2005 in fall 2005 in fall 2006 Sutton Sutton High School 92 39 42% 31% 79% Swampscott Swampscott High 153 39 25% 21% 83% Swansea Joseph Case High 145 76 52% 26% 75% Tantasqua Tantasqua Reg Sr High 191 70 37% 20% 76% Taunton Taunton High 379 173 46% 36% 80% Tewksbury Tewksbury Memorial High 255 114 45% 25% 86% Tri County Tri County Reg Voc Tech 190 33 17% 36% 71% Triton Triton Regional High School 222 88 40% 34% 66% Tyngsborough Tyngsborough High School 153 92 60% 36% 81% Upper Cape Cod Voc Tech Upper Cape Cod Voc Tech 120 23 19% 52% 60% Uxbridge Uxbridge High 119 44 37% 25% 79% Wachusett Wachusett Regional High 392 154 39% 22% 89% Wakefield Wakefield Memorial High 229 88 38% 33% 87% Walpole Walpole High 249 70 28% 34% 90% Waltham Waltham Sr High 334 121 36% 42% 81% Ware Ware High 72 37 51% 22% 86% Wareham Wareham Senior High 169 63 37% 49% 76% Watertown Watertown High 158 53 34% 36% 92% Wayland Wayland High School 197 33 17% 15% 93% Webster Bartlett Jr Sr High Sch 101 42 42% 43% 80% Wellesley Wellesley Sr High 242 18 7% 17% 83% West Boylston West Boylston Jr-Sr High 69 28 41% 36% 89% West Bridgewater West Bridgewater Jr-Sr 57 17 30% 59% 88% West Springfield West Springfield High 247 127 51% 41% 81% Westborough Westborough High 237 44 19% 25% 89% Westfield Westfield High 385 183 48% 39% 83% Westfield Westfield Voc Tech High 81 16 20% 44% 50% Westford Westford Academy 302 108 36% 22% 92% Westport Westport High 78 42 54% 31% 74% Westwood Westwood High 170 30 18% 20% 93% Weymouth Weymouth High School 453 143 32% 36% 80% Whitman-Hanson Whitman Hanson Regional 250 102 41% 28% 83% Whittier Voc Whittier Reg Voc 281 65 23% 69% 58% Wilmington Wilmington High 208 109 52% 25% 79% Winchendon Murdock Middle/High 74 36 49% 47% 63% Winchester Winchester High School 202 39 19% 21% 74% Winthrop Winthrop Sr High 97 33 34% 39% 87% April 15, 2008 Massachusetts Department of Higher Education and Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Page 8 of 9 Massachusetts School-to-College Report: Class of 2005 Summary Data For data definitions and detailed individual school reports see: http://www.doe.mass.edu/research/reports/s2c.html

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