Franklin

This data set covers Franklin, Massachusetts, and contains just one listed school — Franklin High — a public high school serving grades 9–12 at 218 Oak Street, Franklin, MA 02038, with 1,453 students. Because only one school appears in this extract, the useful comparisons are between Franklin High, its district, and the state rather than between schools.

Franklin High scored above both the district and the state in every one of the eight reported MCAS Next Generation assessments. In 2025–26, 10th-grade ELA proficiency was 60.83% (state: 45.48%), math was 61.41% (state: 43.73%), and science was 61.72% (state: 40.50%). The school's strongest relative results come in science and biology, where proficiency ran roughly 21 to 23 percentage points above the state. Year over year, 10th-grade math improved by 4.10 points (57.31% to 61.41%) even as the state slipped slightly. Tenth-grade science fell 10.54 points (72.26% to 61.72%), but the district fell a similar 11.20 points, suggesting a broader rather than school-specific shift. ELA dipped only 0.92 points, while the state dropped 5.18 points.

Franklin High ranked 62nd of 353 schools in 2025–26 — the top 18% — up from 81st of 349 the prior year, and it earned 4 stars in all three reported years. Its 2024–25 graduation rate was 99.2% (district: 97.7%), with a 0.3% dropout rate matching the district. The student/teacher ratio was 14.8, and per-student spending was $13,572 in 2020–21, the most recent figure provided. The free/reduced-price lunch percentage is not reported in this extract, so economic context cannot be assessed.