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Innovation Academy Charter (District)


At a glance
173rdof 351 Massachusetts districts▲ 28
Better than 50% of Massachusetts districts
High 1Grades 5-12
72 Tyng Road
Tyngsborough, MA 01879-2099
·(978) 649-0432·All Massachusetts district rankings →
Statewide performance 2019–2026
2026: better than 50.7% of districts
1
School
770
Students
Top rankedInnovation Academy Charter School121st of 353 Massachusetts high schools
Biggest riser
Innovation Academy Charter School up 45 spots statewide this year
Summary:

Innovation Academy Charter (District) in Massachusetts contains just one school — Innovation Academy Charter School in Tyngsboro — which serves grades 5–12 with 770 students, making it a combined middle and high school even though it is classified as a high school. Because the district has only one school, district and school results are identical, so every figure below is really a school-level result.

The school's profile splits sharply by grade level. In 2025–2026, its high school grades beat the state: 10th grade ELA at 51.32% proficient versus 45.48% for Massachusetts, 10th grade Science at 50.82% versus 40.50%, and Biology End of Course at 46.58% versus 37.68%. Tenth grade Math and 8th grade ELA and Civics also came in slightly above state. The weaker side is middle and upper-elementary grades. Seventh grade Math was the largest gap in the data at 17.89% versus 37.48%, followed by 5th grade Science at 24.24% versus 43.07%, 8th grade Math at 26.53% versus 41.67%, and 5th grade Math at 25.25% versus 39.50%. All-grade averages — Math at 26.37%, Science at 30.77%, ELA at 34.82% — sit below state and are dragged down by those middle-grade results. Year over year, all-grade ELA and Math declined while Science, Biology, and Civics improved.

Overall, the school ranked 121 of 353 for 2025–2026, putting it in the top third of ranked schools with 3 stars, up from 52nd percentile the prior year. It reported a 94.7% graduation rate and a 2.1% dropout rate for 2024–2025, an 11:1 student-teacher ratio, and per-student spending of $16,921 in 2020–2021. Free/reduced lunch data was not reported, so the socioeconomic context is unknown.

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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.

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