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For awards purposes, each county is its own region - except that counties followed by the same number are grouped together as one region. DECEMBER 2010 HIGH SCHOOL SCORE REPORT SUMMARY County/School Name #1 #2 TOT County/School Name #1 #2 TOT Connecticut Nauset Reg. HS 23 21 44 Fairfield - 1 Pope John Paul II High School 16 16 32 Brien McMahon HS 9 18 27 Sturgis Charter PS 18 16 34 Brookfield HS 30 27 57 Berkshire - 8 Bunnell HS 13 16 29 Berkshire School 30 30 60 Convent of the Sacred Heart 17 21 38 Mt. Greylock Reg. HS 26 26 52 New Canaan HS 27 24 51 Wahconah Reg. HS Ridgefield HS Bristol - 7 Stamford HS 21 20 41 Bishop Connolly HS 17 20 37 Hartford - 2 Coyle & Cassidy HS 13 19 32 East Granby HS 25 30 55 Durfee HS 11 9 20 Farmington HS 20 20 40 Mansfield HS 24 22 46 Granby Memorial HS 10 15 25 North Attleboro HS 23 23 46 Loomis Chaffee School 30 30 60 Seekonk HS 7 12 19 Master's School 13 20 33 Essex - 9 Miss Porter's School 25 24 49 Brooks School 30 30 60 Plainville HS 14 24 38 Masconomet Regional HS 12 16 28 St. Paul Catholic HS 14 19 33 Phillips Academy 30 30 60 Litchfield - 3 Saugus HS 18 23 41 Canterbury School 21 18 39 Waring School 14 18 32 Hotchkiss School 30 30 60 Franklin - 8 Kent School 27 30 57 Academy at Charlemont New Milford HS 20 22 42 Deerfield Academy 26 29 55 Northwestern Regional HS 16 18 34 Northfield Mount Hermon Sch 30 29 59 Rumsey Hall School 21 18 39 Hampshire - 8 Taft School 29 30 59 Williston Northamp. Sch 21 15 36 Thomaston HS 11 12 23 Middlesex - 10 Middlesex - 4 Advanced Math and Science 24 23 47 Franklin Academy 18 17 35 Belmont Hill School 27 30 57 Middletown HS 17 19 36 Buckingham Browne & Nichols 26 27 53 Old Saybrook HS 11 17 28 Cambridge Rindge & Latin Sch 15 13 28 New Haven - 5 Cambridge Sch of Weston 25 27 52 Chase Collegiate School 14 19 33 Chelmsford HS 22 25 47 Cheshire Academy 26 28 54 Concord-Carlisle Reg HS 27 28 55 Cheshire HS 19 23 42 Framingham HS 27 28 55 Choate Rosemary Hall 30 30 60 Groton School 30 25 55 Daniel Hand HS 29 26 55 Groton-Dunstable HS 25 25 East Haven HS 13 16 29 Lexington HS 30 30 60 Mark T. Sheehan HS 18 18 36 Littleton HS 20 18 38 Sacred Heart Academy Lowell Catholic High School 17 17 34 Wolcott HS 16 18 34 Malden Catholic HS 26 26 52 New London - 4 Maynard HS 13 16 29 Norwich Free Academy 7 7 Middlesex School 27 24 51 Windham - 4 Mystic Valley Reg. Charter - 7 7 Putnam Science Academy 24 24 Nashoba Valley Tech. HS Maine Natick HS 22 20 42 Aroostook - 6 Newton Country Day Sch 25 23 48 Maine Sch. of Sci./Math 27 27 54 North Reading HS 19 20 39 Cumberland - 6 Reading Memorial HS Cheverus HS 19 20 39 Somerville HS 18 17 35 Kennebec - 6 The Rivers School 23 22 45 Cony HS Walnut Hill School 18 17 35 Oxford - 6 Wayland HS 27 27 54 Oxford Hills Comp. HS 15 16 31 Weston HS 28 26 54 Penobscot - 6 Wilmington HS 14 12 26 Bangor HS 24 26 50 Winchester HS 30 30 60 York - 6 Nantucket - 7 Berwick Academy 21 20 41 Nantucket High School 7 11 18 Marshwood HS 22 21 43 Norfolk - 11 Thornton Academy 22 23 45 Bellingham High School 14 14 Massachusetts Brookline HS 26 26 52 Barnstable - 7 Canton HS 29 30 59 Barnstable High School 9 16 25 Dedham Sr. HS 13 15 28 Falmouth Academy 20 22 42 Dexter and Southfield Schools 26 26 Maimonides Sch 25 26 51 Hanover HS 29 26 55 Marty Badoian Holderness School 20 18 38 Medfield HS 25 22 47 Hillsborough - 16 Montrose School 17 20 37 Academy for Science & Design Needham HS 23 25 48 Alvirne HS 17 21 38 Noble & Greenough Sch 25 21 46 Manchester Central HS 24 24 48 Quincy HS 20 25 45 Manchester West HS 17 20 37 St. Sebastian's School 27 24 51 Souhegan HS 22 22 Stoughton HS 19 19 38 Merrimack - 17 Thayer Academy 19 23 42 Bishop Brady HS 17 22 39 Ursuline Academy 17 16 33 St. Paul's School 26 24 50 Xaverian Brothers HS 22 22 Rockingham - 17 Plymouth - 12 Exeter HS 22 23 45 Carver HS 11 12 23 Londonderry HS 28 25 53 Hingham HS Salem HS 20 18 38 Norwell HS 25 23 48 Windham High School 20 20 40 Notre Dame Academy 8 13 21 Sullivan - 17 Old Rochester Reg. Jr/Sr HS 24 21 45 Kimball Union Academy 22 28 50 Pembroke High School 8 20 28 Rhode Island Plymouth North HS 18 21 39 Bristol - 18 Scituate HS Barrington HS 30 30 60 W. Bridgewater Middle/Sr. HS 18 14 32 Kent - 18 Suffolk - 13 Bishop Hendricken HS 24 20 44 Boston Latin School 30 30 60 Rocky Hill School 19 24 43 Boston University Acad. Newport - 18 Brook Farm Academy 10 10 Portsmouth Abbey School 27 28 55 Catholic Memorial School 13 22 35 Providence - 18 Commonwealth School 24 21 45 La Salle Academy 7 10 17 Roxbury Latin School 28 21 49 Wheeler School 27 27 54 Winthrop HS 13 11 24 Washington - 18 Worcester - 14 Immaculate Conception 12 16 28 Algonquin Regional HS 27 26 53 Vermont Cushing Academy 22 26 48 Addison - 19 Lunenburg HS 20 22 42 Mt. Abraham Union HS 8 12 20 Milford HS 12 16 28 Bennington - 19 Oakmont Reg. HS 21 20 41 Burr & Burton Academy 20 27 47 Quabbin Regional HS 12 12 Mt. Anthony Union HS 17 18 35 St. John's HS 27 27 54 Caledonia - 19 Whitinsville Chrstn Sch 18 18 36 Danville School New Hampshire St. Johnsbury Academy 24 25 49 Belknap - 15 Chittenden - 19 Laconia HS 19 23 42 Mt. Mansfield Union HS 25 23 48 New Hampton School 21 26 47 Washington - 19 Prospect Mountain HS 14 14 28 Montpelier HS Tilton School 28 30 58 Spaulding HS 14 17 31 Coos - 15 U-32 HS 13 16 29 Gorham MS/HS 17 15 32 Windsor - 19 Grafton - 15 Hartford HS 21 17 38 STUDENTS WITH A PERFECT SCORE Dhroova A, St. John's HS, MA John L, Deerfield Academy, MA Shi A, Boston Latin School, MA Irene L, Kimball Union Academy, NH Michelle A, Canton HS, MA Ye Dam L, Loomis Chaffee School, CT Nick A, Brookfield HS, CT Jaesung L, Berkshire School, MA Thomas A, The Rivers School, MA Seyoon L, Berkshire School, MA Run B, Loomis Chaffee School, CT Seung Hyun L, Hotchkiss School, CT Valentina B, Needham HS, MA Joshua L, Boston Latin School, MA Tyler B, Malden Catholic HS, MA Nap Hong L, Deerfield Academy, MA Marc B, Framingham HS, MA Zehua L, Brooks School, MA Shane B, East Granby HS, CT Jeffery L, Hanover HS, NH Michael B, Canton HS, MA Dave L, Boston Latin School, MA Ryan B, Wayland HS, MA Carl L, Lexington HS, MA Joe C, Kent School, CT Simon L, Brooks School, MA Dan C, Wheeler School, RI Jack L, Barrington HS, RI Kevin C, Brooks School, MA James L, Phillips Academy, MA Bryan C, Brooks School, MA Shane L, Rumsey Hall School, CT Phira C, Brooks School, MA Shu L, Burr & Burton Academy, VT Jeffrey C, Winchester HS, MA Kenneth L, Needham HS, MA Tian C, Cushing Academy, MA Jianfu L, Northfield Mount Hermon Sch, MA Cathy C, Taft School, CT George L, Boston Latin School, MA Zhengbang C, Tilton School, NH John L, Advanced Math and Science Acad., MA Po-Sheng C, Kent School, CT David L, Belmont Hill School, MA Don C, Williston Northamp. Sch, MA Calvin L, Belmont Hill School, MA Hyun Chul C, Tilton School, NH Nick M, East Granby HS, CT Eugene C, Loomis Chaffee School, CT Teagan M, Canton HS, MA Yong Jun C, Kent School, CT Alex M, East Granby HS, CT Soojang C, Berkshire School, MA Nick M, East Granby HS, CT Sion C, Loomis Chaffee School, CT Tyler M, Kent School, CT Inkyu C, Hotchkiss School, CT Jade M, Deerfield Academy, MA Tyler C, East Granby HS, CT Rachel M, East Granby HS, CT Chad C, Canton HS, MA Anupa M, Bishop Brady HS, NH Jacob C, Choate Rosemary Hall, CT Elim N, Winchester HS, MA Robert C, Maine Sch. of Sci./Math, ME Seth N, Wheeler School, RI Robert C, Framingham HS, MA Cameron N, Malden Catholic HS, MA Peter D, Plainville HS, CT Mai N, Taft School, CT Ke D, Northfield Mount Hermon Sch, MA Peiyun N, Berkshire School, MA Qian D, Choate Rosemary Hall, CT Ji Won O, Brooks School, MA David D, Brookfield HS, CT Amelia P, Winchester HS, MA Dimitar D, Brookline HS, MA Yijun P, Wayland HS, MA David D, Phillips Academy, MA Jenny P, Choate Rosemary Hall, CT Krista D, East Granby HS, CT So Young P, Kent School, CT Yu Yang D, Canton HS, MA Yongjin P, Laconia HS, NH Vivian D, Taft School, CT Cornell P, Chase Collegiate School, CT Tony D, Winchester HS, MA Steven P, Rocky Hill School, RI Dou D, Hotchkiss School, CT Miao Q, Tilton School, NH Robin D, Concord-Carlisle Reg HS, MA David R, Concord-Carlisle Reg HS, MA Zach E, Maine Sch.
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