Summary:
Schools in the Greater Lowell Regional Vocational Technical district amount to a single campus: Gr Lowell Regional Vocational Technical, a high school serving grades 9–12 with 2,314 students in Tyngsborough, Massachusetts. Because the district contains only this one school, every district-level figure — test scores, rank, and averages — also describes the school itself. There are no other schools to compare against, so the useful comparisons are the school's own year-over-year trends and its standing against Massachusetts statewide averages.
Strengths stand out in Biology and Mathematics. Biology End-of-Course proficiency was 46.30%, against 37.68% statewide — 8.62 points higher. Tenth-grade Mathematics was 45.41%, above the state's 43.73% and roughly flat with last year's 45.77%. The graduation rate was 98.6% with a 0.4% dropout rate, and the student-teacher ratio was 11.2, with per-student spending of $21,740 in 2020–2021. The school's rank also climbed from 195 of 348 (44th percentile, 2 stars) in 2023–2024 to 153 of 353 (57th percentile, 3 stars) in 2025–2026.
Two areas need attention. Physics End-of-Course proficiency was 27.27%, versus 46.58% statewide — a gap of 19.31 points, the largest in the data. Tenth-grade English Language Arts fell to 37.23% from 48.70%, an 11.47-point drop, while the state fell only 5.18 points, widening the gap from −1.96 to −8.25. Tenth-grade Science, at 40.28%, was essentially level with the state's 40.50% but down from 43.14%. The free/reduced-lunch percentage is blank and should not be read as zero. Note that the district rank of 176 of 351 and the 2025–2026 rank-history figure of 153 of 353 are reported separately. Overall, this is a middle-to-slightly-above-middle high school by rank, with strong completion outcomes but a sharp ELA decline and a large Physics gap worth watching.
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