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Christa McAuliffe Charter School (District)


At a glance
244thof 351 Massachusetts districts▼ 19
Better than 30% of Massachusetts districts
Middle 1Grades 6-8
139 Newbury Street
Framingham, MA 01701
·(508) 879-9000·All Massachusetts district rankings →
Statewide performance 2018–2026
2026: better than 30.5% of districts
1
School
284
Students
Top rankedChrista McAuliffe Charter School282nd of 478 Massachusetts middle schools
Summary:

Christa McAuliffe Charter School (District) is a single-school charter district in Framingham, Massachusetts, containing one middle school serving grades 6–8 with 284 students. Because the district has only one school, all district-level results reflect Christa McAuliffe Charter School alone, so parents should read the numbers as a picture of a single building rather than a comparison among schools.

The clearest strength is 8th grade Civics, the only subject where the school beats the state: 52.94% proficient versus 39.77%, or 13.17 points above state, up from 45.65% the year before — a 7.29-point gain. Elsewhere, results trail state averages. At the All Grades level in 2025–2026, ELA was 11.41 points below state, Math 13.20 points below, and Science 11.57 points below. Grade-level differences matter: 8th grade ELA was essentially at state (41.38% vs. 41.70%) and 8th grade Math was about 4 points below, while 7th grade Math was nearly 20 points below state (17.58% vs. 37.48%), with 6th grade ELA at 22.40% and 7th grade ELA at 25.00%. Year over year, ELA fell sharply by 10.43 points, Math rose 4.64 points, and Science edged up 1.15 points.

Rankings have held steady but modest: 2 stars in each of the past three years, between the 39th and 47th percentiles, and 244th of 351 districts (30th percentile) in 2025–2026. Context figures include a 9.7 student-teacher ratio and $19,221 per-student spending in 2020–2021; free/reduced lunch data is unavailable, so equity comparisons cannot be made. With roughly 284 students, grade-level rates can swing year to year, so families should watch trends rather than a single year.

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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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