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High Schools in Argosy Collegiate Charter School (District)


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587
Students
Top rankedArgosy Collegiate Charter School237th of 353 Massachusetts high schools
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Biggest riser
Argosy Collegiate Charter School up 11 spots statewide this year
Summary:

Argosy Collegiate Charter School (District) in Fall River, Massachusetts contains a single high school serving grades 6–12: Argosy Collegiate Charter School, located at 263 Hamlet Street with 587 students enrolled. Because it is the only school in the district, district-level results largely mirror the school's own figures. Since the school spans middle and high school grades, the all-grade MCAS results blend performance across grades 6 through 10, making grade-level results the best way to see where the school is stronger or weaker.

The school's clearest trend is upward. Its state ranking improved from 290th of 348 (17th percentile, 1 star) in 2023–2024 to 248th of 349 in 2024–2025 and 237th of 353 (33rd percentile, 2 stars) in 2025–2026 — a two-year gain of 53 rank positions. Proficiency rose in every reported subject from the prior year: ELA up 4.04 points, mathematics up 6.60, science up 6.93, biology up 7.06, and 8th-grade civics up 4.49. These gains outpaced the state, where ELA fell 1.50 points and science fell 0.53 points over the same period. Even so, all-grade proficiency remains below state averages: ELA is 21.09% versus 40.03% (a gap of 18.94 points), mathematics is 24.36% versus 41.11%, and science is 21.36% versus 40.98%.

Performance varies widely by grade and subject. The brightest spots are 10th-grade ELA at 39.73% proficient, only 5.75 points below the state; biology at 30.14%, 7.54 points below; and 8th-grade math at 33.33%, 8.34 points below. The weakest areas are 10th-grade math (20.55%), 7th-grade math (14.42%), 6th-grade ELA (17.31%), and 8th-grade civics (18.63%), each more than 20 points below the state. Mathematics is notably uneven, strong in 8th grade but far weaker in 7th and 10th. For completion, the 2024–2025 graduation rate was 77.8% and the dropout rate 5.6%; notably these are not simple complements, since transfers and cohort definitions also affect the figures. Spending per student was $16,388 (2020–2021), the student-teacher ratio is 10.5, and free/reduced lunch data was not reported.

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