Summary:
Bristol County Agricultural in Massachusetts contains just one high school, Bristol County Agricultural High, so there are no peer schools in this area to compare against—the useful comparisons are to the state and across years. The Bristol County Agricultural district serves grades 9–12 at 135 Center Street in Dighton, with 631 students, a student-teacher ratio of 11.9, and per-student spending of $21,284 (2020–2021). The school's current district rank is 151 of 351 (57th percentile, 3 stars), and its district test score, graduation, and dropout numbers match the school's exactly, so the two function as one reporting unit.
The clearest strength is science. In 2025–2026, Science proficiency was 55.33% versus the state's 40.50% (about 15 points above), and Biology End of Course was 42.41% versus 37.68%. In 2024–2025, Science was 62.34% against the state's 45.89% and Biology All Grades was 54.78% against 39.02%—a consistent, large advantage. Completion outcomes are also strong: a 98.0% graduation rate and a 1.3% dropout rate in 2024–2025. Ranking moved from 183 of 348 (47th percentile, 2 stars) in 2023–2024 to 126 of 349 (64th percentile, 3 stars) in 2024–2025, then 139 of 353 (61st percentile, 3 stars) in 2025–2026.
The relative soft spots are English language arts and math. ELA fell from 53.46% to 43.04% and math from 44.23% to 36.94% between 2024–2025 and 2025–2026; the state declined too, but less, so ELA went from 2.80 points above state to 2.44 below, and math from 0.37 below to 6.79 below. Science also dropped, from 62.34% to 55.33%, but stayed well above state. Note that the two Biology figures cover different grade scopes (End of Course vs. All Grades), so they aren't directly comparable. Free/reduced-lunch data is not populated, and the spending figure is dated, limiting deeper equity analysis.
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