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We group schools together for the purpose of regional awards. These regional groupings will be identified in the next Score Report Summary NOVEMBER 2010 HIGH SCHOOL SCORE REPORT SUMMARY County/School Name #1 TOT County/School Name #1 TOT Connecticut Pope John Paul II High School 16 16 Fairfield Sturgis Charter PS 18 18 Brien McMahon HS 9 9 Berkshire Brookfield HS 30 30 Berkshire School 30 30 Bunnell HS 13 13 Mt. Greylock Reg. HS 26 26 Convent of the Sacred Heart Wahconah Reg. HS New Canaan HS 27 27 Bristol Ridgefield HS Bishop Connolly HS 17 17 Stamford HS 21 21 Coyle & Cassidy HS 13 13 Hartford Durfee HS 11 11 East Granby HS 25 25 North Attleboro HS 23 23 Farmington HS 20 20 Seekonk HS 7 7 Granby Memorial HS 10 10 Essex Loomis Chaffee School 30 30 Brooks School 30 30 Master's School 13 13 Masconomet Regional HS Miss Porter's School 25 25 Phillips Academy 30 30 Plainville HS 14 14 Saugus HS 18 18 St. Paul Catholic HS 14 14 Waring School 14 14 Litchfield Franklin Canterbury School 21 21 Academy at Charlemont Hotchkiss School 30 30 Deerfield Academy 26 26 Kent School 27 27 Northfield Mount Hermon Sch 30 30 New Milford HS 20 20 Hampshire Northwestern Regional HS 16 16 Williston Northamp. Sch 21 21 Rumsey Hall School Middlesex Taft School 29 29 Advanced Math and Science 24 24 Thomaston HS 11 11 Belmont Hill School 27 27 Middlesex Buckingham Browne & 26 26 Franklin Academy 18 18 Cambridge Rindge & Latin 15 15 Middletown HS 17 17 Cambridge Sch of Weston 25 25 Old Saybrook HS 11 11 Chelmsford HS 22 22 New Haven Concord-Carlisle Reg HS 27 27 Chase Collegiate School Framingham HS 27 27 Cheshire Academy 26 26 Groton School 30 30 Cheshire HS 19 19 Groton-Dunstable HS 25 25 Choate Rosemary Hall 30 30 Lexington HS 30 30 Daniel Hand HS 29 29 Littleton HS 20 20 East Haven HS 13 13 Lowell Catholic High School 17 17 Mark T. Sheehan HS 18 18 Malden Catholic HS 26 26 Sacred Heart Academy Maynard HS 13 13 Wolcott HS 16 16 Middlesex School 27 27 New London Mystic Valley Reg. Charter - 7 7 Norwich Free Academy 7 7 Nashoba Valley Tech. HS Windham Natick HS 22 22 Putnam Science Academy 24 24 Newton Country Day Sch 25 25 Maine North Reading HS 19 19 Aroostook Reading Memorial HS Maine Sch. of Sci./Math 27 27 Somerville HS 18 18 Cumberland The Rivers School 23 23 Cheverus HS 19 19 Walnut Hill School 18 18 Kennebec Wayland HS 27 27 Cony HS Weston HS 28 28 Oxford Wilmington HS 14 14 Oxford Hills Comp. HS 15 15 Winchester HS 30 30 Penobscot Nantucket Bangor HS 24 24 Nantucket High School 7 7 York Norfolk Berwick Academy 21 21 Bellingham High School 14 14 Marshwood HS 22 22 Brookline HS 26 26 Thornton Academy 22 22 Canton HS 29 29 Massachusetts Dedham Sr. HS 13 13 Barnstable Maimonides Sch 25 25 Barnstable High School 9 9 Marty Badoian Falmouth Academy 20 20 Medfield HS 25 25 Nauset Reg. HS 23 23 Montrose School 17 17 Needham HS 23 23 Hillsborough Noble & Greenough Sch 25 25 Academy for Science & Quincy HS 20 20 Alvirne HS 17 17 St. Sebastian's School 27 27 Manchester Central HS 24 24 Stoughton HS 19 19 Manchester West HS 17 17 Thayer Academy 19 19 Souhegan HS 22 22 Ursuline Academy 17 17 Merrimack Xaverian Brothers HS Bishop Brady HS 17 17 Plymouth St. Paul's School 26 26 Carver HS 11 11 Rockingham Hingham HS Exeter HS 22 22 Norwell HS 25 25 Londonderry HS 28 28 Notre Dame Academy 8 8 Salem HS 20 20 Old Rochester Reg. Jr/Sr HS 24 24 Windham High School 20 20 Pembroke High School 8 8 Sullivan Plymouth North HS 18 18 Kimball Union Academy 22 22 Scituate HS Rhode Island W. Bridgewater Middle/Sr. HS 18 18 Bristol Suffolk Barrington HS 30 30 Boston Latin School 30 30 Kent Boston University Acad. Bishop Hendricken HS 24 24 Brook Farm Academy Rocky Hill School 19 19 Catholic Memorial School 13 13 Newport Commonwealth School 24 24 Portsmouth Abbey School 27 27 Roxbury Latin School 28 28 Providence Winthrop HS 13 13 La Salle Academy 7 7 Worcester Wheeler School 27 27 Algonquin Regional HS 27 27 Washington Cushing Academy 22 22 Immaculate Conception 12 12 Lunenburg HS 20 20 Vermont Milford HS 12 12 Addison Oakmont Reg. HS 21 21 Mt. Abraham Union HS 8 8 Quabbin Regional HS 12 12 Bennington St. John's HS 27 27 Burr & Burton Academy 20 20 Whitinsville Chrstn Sch 18 18 Mt. Anthony Union HS New Hampshire Caledonia Belknap Danville School Laconia HS 19 19 St. Johnsbury Academy 24 24 New Hampton School 21 21 Chittenden Prospect Mountain HS 14 14 Mt. Mansfield Union HS 25 25 Tilton School 28 28 Washington Coos Montpelier HS Gorham MS/HS 17 17 Spaulding HS 14 14 Grafton U-32 HS 13 13 Hanover HS 29 29 Windsor Holderness School 20 20 Hartford HS 21 21 STUDENTS WITH A PERFECT SCORE Dhroova A, St. John's HS, MA Seung Hyun L, Hotchkiss School, CT Jef A, Groton-Dunstable HS, MA Paul L, St. Sebastian's School, MA Shi A, Boston Latin School, MA Johannes L, Buckingham Browne & Nichols Upper Sc Nick A, Brookfield HS, CT Ye Dam L, Loomis Chaffee School, CT Matthew A, Lexington HS, MA John L, Deerfield Academy, MA James A, Norwell HS, MA Tae Hoon L, Groton School, MA Abhi A, Buckingham Browne & Nichols Upper Sch., Seyoon L, Berkshire School, MA Peter B, Phillips Academy, MA Franklin L, Roxbury Latin School, MA Run B, Loomis Chaffee School, CT Jeffery L, Hanover HS, NH Valentina B, Needham HS, MA Wenyue L, Tilton School, NH Tyler B, Malden Catholic HS, MA Xinlan L, Boston Latin School, MA Surya B, Lexington HS, MA Zoe L, Boston Latin School, MA Jonathan B, Weston HS, MA Yunrui (Rei) L, Thornton Academy, ME Sonia B, Concord-Carlisle Reg HS, MA Zehua L, Brooks School, MA Timothy B, Bishop Hendricken HS, RI Jason L, Lexington HS, MA Ryan B, Wayland HS, MA Carl L, Lexington HS, MA Frank C, North Attleboro HS, MA Jack L, Barrington HS, RI Wenyu C, Phillips Academy, MA James L, Phillips Academy, MA Dan C, Wheeler School, RI Jianfu L, Northfield Mount Hermon Sch, MA Emily C, Boston Latin School, MA George L, Boston Latin School, MA Bryan C, Brooks School, MA Teagan M, Canton HS, MA Cathy C, Taft School, CT Alexander M, Winchester HS, MA Jeffrey C, Winchester HS, MA Brendan M, Londonderry HS, NH Justin C, Taft School, CT Izaak M, New Canaan HS, CT Katherine C, Hanover HS, NH Kalli M, Brookfield HS, CT Don C, Williston Northamp. Sch, MA Julia M, Groton School, MA Jason C, Stamford HS, CT Nick M, East Granby HS, CT Yong Jun C, Kent School, CT Liam M, Phillips Academy, MA Steve C, Groton School, MA Elim N, Winchester HS, MA Soojang C, Berkshire School, MA Seth N, Wheeler School, RI Inkyu C, Hotchkiss School, CT Cameron N, Malden Catholic HS, MA Ciara C, Daniel Hand HS, CT Tin N, Boston Latin School, MA Jacob C, Choate Rosemary Hall, CT Lulu O, Miss Porter's School, CT Robert C, Maine Sch. of Sci./Math, ME Alex P, Framingham HS, MA Lee D, Hanover HS, NH Yijun P, Wayland HS, MA Qian D, Choate Rosemary Hall, CT Hyun Ji P, Portsmouth Abbey School, RI Ke D, Northfield Mount Hermon Sch, MA Jenny P, Choate Rosemary Hall, CT David D, Brookfield HS, CT Shelja P, Brookfield HS, CT Phuong D, Hotchkiss School, CT Christina P, Deerfield Academy, MA Yizhen Ian D, Boston Latin School, MA Rohil P, Lexington HS, MA David D, Phillips Academy, MA Klaas P, Maine Sch. of Sci./Math, ME Yu Yang D, Canton HS, MA Miao Q, Tilton School, NH Tony D, Winchester HS, MA Nathan R, Old Rochester Reg. Jr/Sr HS, MA Vivian D, Taft School, CT Tom R, Bishop Hendricken HS, RI Paul D, Belmont Hill School, MA Suthee R, Kent School, CT Will D, Loomis Chaffee School, CT Dan R, Windham High School, NH Wendy D, Boston Latin School, MA Ziv S, Brookline HS, MA Robin D, Concord-Carlisle Reg HS, MA Hao S, Lexington HS, MA Brian E, Londonderry HS, NH Yinghua S, Tilton School, NH Matthew E, Mt. Mansfield Union HS, VT Aaron S, Choate Rosemary Hall, CT Stuart F, Barrington HS, RI Jeff S, Brooks School, MA Genevieve F, Groton School, MA Hwi Jae S, Hotchkiss School, CT Katie F, Lexington HS, MA Chang S, Walnut Hill School, MA Edward F, Winchester HS, MA Mark S, Daniel Hand HS, CT Charles F, Choate Rosemary Hall, CT Vishwesh S, Lexington HS, MA Leah G, Algonquin Regional HS, MA Xuanshmo S, Cushing Academy, MA Jason G, Algonquin Regional HS, MA Olive T, Boston Latin School, MA Yifei G, Northfield Mount Hermon Sch, MA Jack T, Daniel Hand HS, CT Sally G, Boston Latin School, MA Warren T, Boston Latin School, MA Lucy G, Chelmsford HS, MA Scott T, Framingham HS, MA Alex G, Canton HS, MA Jonathan T, Lexington HS, MA Asa G, Commonwealth School, MA Sam T, Roxbury Latin School, MA Aditya G, Lexington HS, MA Long T, Berkshire School, MA Drew G, Daniel Hand HS, CT Michael T, Middlesex School, MA Connor G, Groton-Dunstable HS, MA Thea V, Hanover HS, NH Charles G, Phillips Academy, MA Alex V, Brookfield HS, CT Monica H, Loomis Chaffee School, CT Andy V, Boston Latin School, MA Brant H, New Canaan HS, CT Brian W, Phillips Academy, MA Matthew H, Barrington HS, RI Michael W, Choate Rosemary Hall, CT Celina H, Lexington HS, MA Sissi W, Berkshire School, MA Jinming H, Boston Latin School, MA Blake W, Weston HS, MA Jiarui(Gary) H, Brooks School, MA Justin W, Phillips Academy, MA Grace H, Weston HS, MA Jo Shihui W, Loomis Chaffee School, CT Hong H, Malden Catholic HS, MA Mengning W, Boston Latin School, MA Page J, Winchester HS, MA Xin W, Loomis Chaffee School, CT Olivia J, Barrington HS, RI Duncan W, Belmont Hill School, MA Mike J, Taft School, CT Conor W, St.
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