Summary:
Advanced Math and Science Academy Charter (District) in Massachusetts is a single-school district serving grades 6–12, made up of one high school, Advanced Math and Science Academy Charter School, with about 970 students enrolled. Because the district has only one school, the district and school test scores, graduation rate, and dropout rate are the same. The student-teacher ratio is 11.8, and per-student spending was $16,675 in 2020–2021. Free and reduced-price lunch data is not available in this dataset, so it is treated as unknown rather than zero.
Academically, the school's high-school grades are the strongest part of the picture. In 2025–2026, 10th grade Mathematics was 85.93% proficient versus a state rate of 43.73% — roughly double. Tenth grade ELA was 77.94 versus 45.48 statewide, and 10th grade Science was 74.07 versus 40.50. Biology End of Course was 59.15 versus 37.68, and 8th grade Civics was 58.04 versus 39.77. All-grade averages are much lower than the 10th grade results because they blend middle-school and high-school scores. Middle school is more mixed: 8th grade was above state in ELA, Mathematics, Science, and Civics, and 7th grade was above state in ELA and Mathematics, while 6th grade ELA was essentially at state and 6th grade Mathematics lagged at 34.59 versus 42.59 — the only clear below-state result.
Year over year, Science All Grades rose from 41.73 to 51.41 and 8th grade Civics from 45.65 to 58.04, while ELA and Mathematics all-grade scores slipped modestly but stayed above state. Rank history shows sustained strength rather than a one-year spike: the school placed 37th of 348 in 2023–2024, 31st of 349 in 2024–2025, and 33rd of 353 in 2025–2026, holding the 91st percentile and 5 stars in the last two years. For 2024–2025, the graduation rate was 100.0% and the dropout rate 0.0%, though that covers only one reported year in this data.
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