Summary:
Minuteman Regional Vocational Technical is a one-school Massachusetts district serving grades 9–12 at Minuteman Regional High in Lexington, with 669 students and a 4-star rating that places it 105th of 351 districts — the 70th percentile. Because the district contains only this single high school, every district-level figure is also the school's figure, so parents can read school and district results as one and the same. There are no elementary, middle, or alternative schools here, and the free/reduced lunch percentage is blank in this data, meaning socioeconomic context simply isn't available rather than being zero.
Academically, Minuteman Regional High beat the state average in every MCAS subject reported in both 2024–2025 and 2025–2026. In 2025–2026 it led the state in English Language Arts by 13.64 points, Science by 9.13, and Biology End of Course by 11.95 — but Mathematics by only 0.87 points (44.60 versus the state's 43.73). That thin math margin is the standout academic concern. Scores also fell year over year: 10th-grade ELA dropped from 73.42 to 59.12, Math from 56.05 to 44.60, and Science from 56.58 to 49.63. State averages declined too, but by less in each case, so the school's cushion above the state narrowed.
Other indicators are strong. The graduation rate is 95.5% and the dropout rate is 4.0% for 2024–2025 — two different measures that shouldn't be expected to total 100%. The student-teacher ratio of 8.1 is low, and per-pupil spending was $32,527 in 2020–2021, though no state or peer comparison is provided for either. The clearest warning sign is the rank history: 68th of 348 (80th percentile) in 2023–2024, 82nd of 349 (77th) in 2024–2025, and 106th of 353 (70th) in 2025–2026. The school remains comfortably in the top third statewide, but its relative position has slipped for three straight years.
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