Summary:
Woburn, MA has just one public high school in this dataset, Woburn High, which serves grades 9–12 with 1,259 students as part of the Woburn district. Because it is the only high school listed, it is the entire high-school picture for the area, and the data covers rank history from 2023–24 through 2025–26, graduation and dropout rates for 2024–25, MCAS Next Generation proficiency rates for 2024–25 and 2025–26, per-student spending of $20,017 for 2020–21, and a student-teacher ratio of 11.2 for 2024–25.
The school's results are mixed. Woburn High outperforms the Woburn district in every reported test comparison, in its 92.5% graduation rate (versus 91.1%), and in its 4.5% dropout rate (versus 5.4%). Against the state, though, it sits below in most core subjects. In 2025–26, 10th-grade English Language Arts proficiency was 44.60% (0.88 points below the state), Mathematics was 33.33% (10.40 points below), and Science was 38.37% (2.13 points below). Biology End of Course stands out at 45.22%, which is 7.54 points above the state. In 2025–26, the school ranked 170th of 353 Massachusetts high schools (52nd percentile, 3 stars), up from 183rd of 349 (48th percentile, 2 stars) the prior year, but still below its 2023–24 mark of 159th of 348 (54th percentile). The district itself ranks 221st of 351, at the 37th percentile with 2 stars.
Two areas deserve attention. Tenth-grade Mathematics fell from 37.59% to 33.33%, widening its gap to the state from 7.01 to 10.40 points. Tenth-grade Science dropped from 47.88% to 38.37%, slipping from 1.99 points above the state to 2.13 points below. ELA declined from 47.06% to 44.60%, but the state fell further, narrowing the gap to 0.88 points. Biology should not be compared year over year, since the earlier figure covers All Grades while the newer one is End of Course. Free/reduced lunch is blank rather than zero, so economic context is unknown.
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