Summary:
Leominster has 4 high schools serving grades 9–12 — Leominster High School, Center For Technical Education Innovation, Leominster Center for Excellence, and Leominster Academy — all within the Leominster district, which serves about 1,978 high school students and ranks 227th of 351 Massachusetts districts, at the 35th percentile with 2 stars.
Enrollment is concentrated: Leominster High (1,060 students) and Center For Technical Education Innovation (821) together serve 95.1% of these students, while Leominster Center for Excellence (65) and Leominster Academy (32) account for just 4.9%. Leominster High is the academic leader, with the strongest test results: 47.78% proficient in Biology End of Course, above the district (26.52%) and state (37.68%), plus a 92.9% graduation rate and a 10.5 student-teacher ratio. Center For Technical Education Innovation stands out for completion rather than test scores: it has the highest graduation rate (93.0%) and by far the lowest dropout rate (1.4%, versus the district's 5.7%), despite the highest student-teacher ratio (20.5) and lowest reported spending ($13,320).
Leominster Center for Excellence has the highest per-student spending ($17,751) and lowest student-teacher ratio (8.8), but the lowest graduation rate (77.8%), highest dropout rate (8.3%), and very low 2025–2026 proficiency (10% in 10th-grade ELA, 0% in 10th-grade math); with only 65 students, those percentages can swing sharply. Leominster Academy, with 32 students, reports an 89.3% graduation rate and 7.1% dropout rate but has no test scores or spending figure. Locally, science scores dropped sharply from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026 (Leominster High: 46.72 to 21.15), while math improved slightly; free/reduced-lunch data is blank for all four schools, and several data gaps limit full comparison.
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