Summary:
Framingham has one public high school serving grades 9–12: Framingham High School, located at 115 A Street, with 2,534 students, part of the Framingham district. Because there is only one high school in this data, parents cannot compare schools within Framingham itself; the most useful comparisons are between this school, its district, and Massachusetts as a whole.
Framingham High School's statewide rank has improved over the past three years, moving from 228th of 348 schools (34th percentile) in 2023–24 to 212th of 349 (39th percentile) in 2024–25, and then to 204th of 353 (42nd percentile) in 2025–26 — a gain of 24 rank positions. Its star rating stayed at 2 stars. The district, by contrast, is ranked 310th of 351, at the 12th percentile with 1 star, suggesting the high school performs better than the district overall, though school and district rankings may cover different sets of schools or grade levels and are not perfectly comparable.
Graduation and dropout data for 2024–25 show a 75.7% graduation rate at the school versus 74.3% for the district, and a 15.6% dropout rate versus 15.4% for the district — slightly worse, since a higher dropout rate is negative. On 2025–26 MCAS Next Generation tests, the school outperformed the district in every subject but trailed the state in all of them: English Language Arts 38.96% (district 38.00%, state 45.48%), Mathematics 37.63% (36.23%, 43.73%), Science 35.29% (34.51%, 40.50%), and Biology 30.72% (29.90%, 37.68%), with gaps to the state of roughly 5 to 7 percentage points. Year over year, 10th-grade ELA rose 1.65 points while Mathematics fell 2.80 points and Science fell 4.75 points. The student-teacher ratio is 12.7, and per-student spending was $18,730 in 2020–21; the free/reduced lunch percentage is not available in this data.
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