Martha's Vineyard

Martha's Vineyard is served by one listed school: Martha's Vineyard Regional High, a grades 9–12 high school in Oak Bluffs with 744 students, part of the Martha's Vineyard district. Because it is the only school in this area summary, district figures and school figures match exactly in every reported measure, and there are no elementary or middle schools in the data, so the island's full K–12 pipeline cannot be examined here.

Academically, the school ranks 144th of 353 Massachusetts high schools in 2025–2026 (59th percentile, 3 stars), after 138th of 349 (60th percentile) the prior year and 166th of 348 (52nd percentile) in 2023–2024. It performs above the state in 10th-grade English language arts (49.7% proficient vs. 45.48%) and mathematics (44.85% vs. 43.73%), and above the state in end-of-course biology (40.44% vs. 37.68%). The exception is 10th-grade science, at 37.5% proficient against a state rate of 40.5% — the only subject below state in 2025–2026. All three overlapping 10th-grade subjects declined year over year, with science dropping the most, from 46.53% when it was slightly above state.

For 2024–2025, the graduation rate is 83.9% and the dropout rate is 12.5%, essentially matching district rates of 84.0% and 12.4%; roughly one in eight students falls into the dropout measure. A student-teacher ratio of 8.5:1 and per-student spending of $32,790 (2020–2021) point to a resource-intensive environment. The free/reduced lunch percentage is blank, so economic context is unknown. Overall, this is a small, resource-rich regional high school with a consistently upper-half state ranking and above-state results in most subjects, with 10th-grade science the main watch item.