Summary:
Medford, Massachusetts has 8 schools — 4 elementary, 2 middle, and 2 high schools — serving roughly 4,170 students, and the Medford district is ranked 189 of 351 districts statewide (46th percentile, 2 stars). Elementary schools enroll 2,065 students (about half the total), middle schools 899, and high schools 1,206.
Brooks School is the clear standout, ranked 149 of 899 (83rd percentile, 4 stars) and leading every listed school in ELA (62.75), math (57.89), and science (62.35). Madeleine Dugger Andrews is the strongest middle school at 150 of 478 (69th percentile, 3 stars), climbing from 59th to 69th percentile, with science 14.1 points above the state. Missituk Elementary School is the biggest improver, rising from 47th to 66th percentile and from 2 to 3 stars. Milton Fuller Roberts sits mid-pack at 45th percentile.
At the other end, John J McGlynn Elementary School ranks 687 of 899 (24th percentile, 1 star), with ELA of 23.24 and science of 18.68, far below state averages. John J. McGlynn Middle School trails Madeleine Dugger Andrews in every subject. Medford High is mixed: its 93.7 graduation rate and 4.5 dropout rate beat the district, and Biology proficiency (45.36) beats the state, but 10th-grade ELA, math, and science are below state. Curtis-Tufts, with just 11 students, should be viewed separately. Math is a district-wide weakness, while science is a relative strength. Free/reduced-lunch data is not reported.
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