Summary:
Seekonk, Massachusetts has exactly one public high school — Seekonk High — serving grades 9–12 with 505 students, all within the Seekonk district, so there are no in-town high school alternatives to compare against.
Seekonk High outperformed the state in every reported MCAS Next Generation subject in both 2024–2025 and 2025–2026. Graduation and dropout outcomes are strong: a 97.4% graduation rate and a 1.3% dropout rate in 2024–2025, with the district at 96.8% and 1.3%. The student-teacher ratio is a favorable 10.6 students per teacher in 2024–2025, and per-pupil spending was $17,031 in 2020–2021 — older data than the test and graduation figures, so use it as context only. Free/reduced lunch data is blank, so socioeconomic context for these results is unknown rather than zero.
The latest results softened. In 10th grade, ELA fell from 66.95 to 54.55, mathematics from 60.50 to 48.36, and science from 63.16 to 41.88 between the two years, with the district declining in the same subjects and the school's drops somewhat steeper. The school still beat the district in seven of eight reported test rows; the lone reversal was 2025–2026 Biology End of Course, where the school's 41.71 was 0.07 points below the district's 41.78. Margins over the state narrowed to +9.07 in ELA, +4.63 in math, +4.03 in biology, and +1.38 in science, making science the weakest relative advantage. Rankings reflect the swing: 76th of 349 (78th percentile, 4 stars) in 2024–2025, then 130th of 353 (63rd percentile, 3 stars) in 2025–2026, close to the 2023–2024 mark of 121st of 348 (65th percentile, 3 stars). The district ranks 120th of 351 statewide, at the 66th percentile with 3 stars.
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