Summary:
There is one high school in Hudson, Massachusetts: Hudson High, which serves grades 8–12 and enrolls 784 students as part of the Hudson district. Since it is the only high school here, the most useful comparisons are between Hudson High and its district and the state.
Hudson High's ranking has climbed steadily, from 47th percentile with 2 stars in 2023–24 to 65th percentile with 3 stars in 2025–26 (122nd of 353 schools). That is well ahead of the Hudson district overall, which sits at 33rd percentile and 2 stars. Graduation and dropout rates also edge out the district: 88.7% graduation versus 87.4%, and 5.9% dropout versus 6.3%. Test results, however, tell two different stories depending on grade level. In 2025–26, 10th-grade results beat the state in ELA (50.77% vs. 45.48%), mathematics (45.31% vs. 43.73%), and especially science (52.14% vs. 40.50%). Biology also stands out at 44.27% versus the state's 37.68%, and it was even stronger in 2024–25 at 50.82% versus 39.02%.
The weaker side of the picture is 8th grade and the all-grade totals, which are pulled down by those lower scores. All-grade ELA was 30.51% versus the state's 40.03%, and all-grade mathematics was 28.16% versus 41.11%, although that mathematics figure rose from 20.35% the prior year and now matches the district. Civics remains above district but below state. Parents should also note that free/reduced-lunch data is not provided, spending figures come from 2020–21, and no state benchmarks are given for graduation, dropout, student-teacher ratio (10.1), or per-student spending ($19,597).
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