Summary:
Schools in the Bristol-Plymouth Regional Vocational Technical district consist of one regional vocational-technical high school serving grades 9–12 in Taunton, Massachusetts: Bristol-Plymouth Vocational Technical, with 1,335 students.
For parents, the most important academic pattern is that math is a strength and English language arts is a concern. In 2025–2026, math proficiency was 49.23% at the school versus 43.73% statewide, a gap of about 5.5 percentage points, and math improved from 45.35% the prior year while the state slightly declined. ELA fell from 47.77% to 40.8% and remained below the state in both years, with the gap widening. Science moved from 41.77% to 40.57%, but because the state dropped more sharply, the school went from below the state to essentially even. Biology results are not directly comparable across years because the grade grouping changed. Graduation is a clear success: 98.4% graduation rate and 1.6% dropout rate in 2024–2025.
Ranking is middle-of-the-pack. The school’s 2025–2026 rank history shows 161 out of 353 schools, or the 54th percentile, with 3 stars, an improvement from 2024–2025 but below 2023–2024. The district listing shows 188 out of 351, or 46th percentile, with 2 stars; because there is only one school, this is a data caveat. The free/reduced lunch percentage is not reported, so economic context is unknown. Per-student spending is only for 2020–2021 at $20,226, which is older data. As a vocational-technical school, its academic results coexist with occupational training, and the available data does not capture vocational outcomes.
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