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REPORT CARD// Public Schools REPORT CARD // Public Schools SAT PERCENTAGE PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS STUDENTS PER VARSITY SCHOOL VERBAL/MATH/ TO 4-YEAR AP COURSES ENROLLMENT ELECTIVES EXTRACURRICULARS CLASSROOMS PER TEACHER SPORTS WRITING COLLEGES WITH INTERNET COMPUTER ABINGTON HIGH SCHOOL 510/513 53 8 578 13.8 70 19 25 100 13.2 ACTON-BOXBOROUGH REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 613/634 90 13 1,845 18.4 73 32 48 100 3.8 ALGONQUIN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 547/572 87 15 1,341 15.7 111 n/a 41 100 7.4 AMESBURY HIGH SCHOOL 545/529 64 5 745 12.9 145 14 16 100 12.4 ANDOVER HIGH SCHOOL 558/585 88 13 1,780 13.4 45 19 40 100 7.9 ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL 541/553 80 13 1,165 12.8 61 26 25 100 5.8 ASHLAND HIGH SCHOOL 552/570 81 12 676 12.5 90 21 30 100 5.4 ATTLEBORO HIGH SCHOOL 501/502 50 9 1,870 14.6 108 21 19 100 6.6 AYER HIGH SCHOOL 497/475 50 0 386 12.8 88 12 n/a 100 3.4 BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL 565/566 74 6 761 11.5 118 23 22 100 2.4 BELLINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL 503/514 59 9 743 15.4 99 18 10 100 2.9 BELMONT HIGH SCHOOL 575/594 87 20 1,169 15.6 123 28 101 100 4.8 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL 529/525 67 13 1,304 17.4 89 26 25 98 6.1 BILLERICA MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL 527/551 61 10 1,671 16.9 143 27 27 100 36.7 BOSTON INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL n/a n/a n/a 165 11.2 n/a n/a n/a 100 2.9 BOSTON LATIN ACADEMY 530/552 76 15 1,067 22.2 n/a n/a 12 100 14.6 BOSTON LATIN SCHOOL 620/644 90 25 2,421 22.4 47 25 63 100 9.3 BRAINTREE HIGH SCHOOL 519/531 68 18 1,563 15.3 63 30 32 92 6.4 BRIDGEWATER-RAYNHAM REGIONAL 519/530 66 8 1,417 16.1 141 23 30 100 5.6 BRIGHTON HIGH SCHOOL 361/371 34 6 1,265 12.2 89 19 16 100 5.1 BROCKTON HIGH SCHOOL 456/458 50 23 4,299 16 96 23 47 100 6.6 BROMFIELD SCHOOL 595/600 96 9 710 14.6 47 19 14 100 3.8 BROOKLINE HIGH SCHOOL 598/620 81 15 1,891 12.8 145 40 34 100 3 BURLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL 511/542 74 9 981 12.8 n/a 24 32 96 2.1 CAMBRIDGE RINDGE AND LATIN 481/500 67 16 1,734 10 100 30 60 100 2.8 CANTON HIGH SCHOOL 533/566 82 10 827 13.4 94 24 50 100 1.9 CARVER HIGH SCHOOL 505/507 49 5 563 13.5 41 19 21 100 4.3 CHARLESTOWN HIGH SCHOOL 377/437 48 8 1,244 13.4 n/a n/a 18 100 12 CHELMSFORD HIGH SCHOOL 542/547 76 11 1,754 14.8 82 30 44 100 3 CHELSEA HIGH SCHOOL 417/453 30 12 1,494 11.6 93 8 14 100 2.9 CLINTON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 493/473 60 9 593 15.1 212 12 33 100 5.5 COHASSET HIGH SCHOOL 562/569/581* 91 8 412 14.9 62 22 11 100 1.9 COMMUNITY ACADEMY n/a 0 n/a 55 6.9 n/a n/a n/a 100 5.8 CONCORD-CARLISLE HIGH SCHOOL 593/613 90 9 1,243 14.2 70 30 40 100 3.1 DANVERS HIGH SCHOOL 516/520 74 13 1,012 13.8 88 24 32 100 5.4 DARTMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL 499/537 63 10 1,315 15.9 112 22 28 100 2.6 DOVER-SHERBORN HIGH SCHOOL 620/630 96 14 565 11.4 74 32 21 100 19 DRACUT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 521/509 57 9 1,182 17 70 18 24 100 4.6 DUXBURY HIGH SCHOOL 551/563 87 21 980 13.9 82 29 25 100 4.3 EAST BOSTON HIGH SCHOOL 308/406 33 9 1,466 14.9 n/a n/a n/a 100 3 EAST BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHOOL 490/494 59 7 681 14.2 65 14 27 100 4.9 EGLESTON COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 354/368 0 n/a 107 11.9 n/a n/a n/a 100 3.1 EVERETT HIGH SCHOOL 454/460 57 9 1,700 15.2 62 21 20 27 7.8 EXCEL HIGH SCHOOL 359/421 38 3 376 13.4 n/a n/a n/a 100 2.6 FENWAY HIGH SCHOOL 445/425 68 0 280 11.7 4 5 6 100 2.5 FOXBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL 534/546 81 8 897 13.9 22 12 29 100 3.4 FRAMINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL 524/541 61 19 2,115 13 161 20 20 100 2.4 FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL 541/535 78 13 1,490 13.5 81 23 29 100 6.1 GLOUCESTER HIGH SCHOOL 517/497 47 9 1,225 13.6 78 22 48 100 4.1 GROTON-DUNSTABLE REGIONAL 545/554 82 6 807 14.9 72 21 30 100 2.4 HAMILTON-WENHAM REGIONAL 575/574 81 4 711 11.9 75 24 25 100 15.8 HANOVER HIGH SCHOOL 525/528 80 8 736 13 40 19 30 100 3 HAVERHILL HIGH SCHOOL 498/494 48 13 2,068 16.9 120 27 32 100 14.4 HINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL 575/585 81 14 1,061 13.8 105 29 33 100 3.4 HOLBROOK JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 495/490 50 3 346 14 37 10 15 100 4.3 HOLLISTON HIGH SCHOOL 547/571 86 11 902 12.6 113 25 27 100 1.9 HOPKINTON HIGH SCHOOL 555/556 86 13 907 12.4 81 25 35 100 1.7 HULL HIGH SCHOOL 488/473 54 7 405 10 49 14 13 100 2.6 IPSWICH HIGH SCHOOL 537/555 77 10 646 12.6 94 24 18 100 3.2 JEREMIAH E. 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