Summary:
Cape Cod Regional Vocational Technical is a single-school district on Cape Cod whose only campus, Cape Cod Region Vocational Technical, is a vocational-technical high school serving grades 9–12 to 682 students in Harwich, Massachusetts. Because the Cape Cod Regional Vocational Technical district contains just one high school — with no elementary, middle, or alternative schools — district and school results are identical, and there are no in-district peers to compare against. The most useful comparisons are to state averages, prior years, and the school's own ranking history.
Completion outcomes are the school's clearest strength. It reports a 98.1% graduation rate and a 0.6% dropout rate for 2024–2025, along with a favorable 10.9 students-per-teacher ratio. Science is the relative academic bright spot, finishing above the state average by 12.25 points in 2024–2025 and by 4.27 points in 2025–2026. In 2024–2025 the school was above the state average in every reported tested area and earned 3 stars, ranking 107 of 349, in the 69th percentile.
The most recent year shows a sharp reversal. In 2025–2026, 10th-grade ELA proficiency fell 17.29 points to 39.77%, Mathematics fell 13.71 points to 38.29%, and Science fell 13.37 points to 44.77%. ELA, Mathematics, and Biology now sit below the state averages, and the school's rank slipped to 185 of 353 — the 48th percentile with 2 stars; the district rank is 219 of 351, the 38th percentile, also 2 stars. Two caveats for families: the free/reduced-lunch percentage is not reported, and per-student spending is available only for 2020–2021 ($25,363), so it cannot be tied to current results.
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