Summary
Madison Park Technical Vocational High School is a Boston public technical vocational high school in Roxbury, MA serving grades 9–12 with 1,121 students, and its latest statewide rank is 331 out of 353 schools — 6th percentile, 0 stars, below the Boston district's 299/351, 15th percentile, 1 star. That ranking has been in the bottom few percent for a decade, with a slight uptick from the 1st percentile in 2023–2024 to 6th percentile in 2025–2026. Its closest comparisons among nearby schools are Dearborn STEM Academy (329/353, 7th percentile) and Fenway High School (299/353, 15th percentile).
MCAS proficiency is very low in every core subject. In 2025–2026, 10th-grade rates were 14.29% in ELA, 10.39% in math, and 9.45% in science, with 0% proficiency in Biology end-of-course and 4.82% in Physics — all far below the district and state. Nearby, O'Bryant School of Math & Science, just 0.09 miles away, posted 60.75% ELA, 64.39% math, and 58.1% science, and Boston Latin School, 0.7 miles away, was at 76.32% ELA, 84.85% math, and 68.09% science. Madison Park did edge out Dearborn STEM in math (10.39% vs. 6.67%) but trailed it in ELA and science.
Graduation and dropout are mid-low locally: 80.7% graduation and 9.8% dropout in 2024–2025, slightly worse than the district's 81.3% and 8.8%, but a real improvement from 73.6% and 16.0% the prior year. Boston Latin School, Boston Latin Academy, and O'Bryant School of Math & Science all graduate at or near 98–99%. Madison Park spends $32,880 per student — the highest among nearby schools — with a 9.4 student-teacher ratio, among the lowest, yet outcomes remain at the bottom; vocational programming can cost more, but resources alone haven't closed the gaps. One bright spot: relative effectiveness for English Language Learner and homeless students sits near the statewide median (3 stars), up from 41st and 32nd percentile in 2023–2024.
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