Summary
Mansfield High is a grades 9–12 public high school in Mansfield, MA, serving roughly 1,002 students as part of the Mansfield district, which ranks 93rd of 351 Massachusetts districts in 2025–2026. The school ranks 100th of 353 high schools statewide — the 72nd percentile, or 4 stars — placing it in the upper-middle tier. It scores above the Massachusetts average in every reported MCAS Next Generation area, with a 97.1% graduation rate in 2024–2025, a 1.6% dropout rate, an 11.0 student-to-teacher ratio, and per-student spending of $18,306.
Among nearby high schools, Mansfield High sits in the upper-middle. It trails Sharon High (28th), Oliver Ames High (82nd), and Walpole High (89th), but outranks King Philip Regional High, Foxborough High, North Attleboro High, Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical, Norton High, and Attleboro High. Mansfield's 10th-grade Mathematics (60.70%) and ELA (55.56%) proficiency are third among the nearby group, behind Sharon and, in math, Walpole. Science is a relative weakness at 45.18%: above the state average but below six nearby schools. Its graduation rate is among the strongest nearby; its dropout rate beats King Philip, Attleboro, North Attleboro, and Norton, but is higher than Oliver Ames, Southeastern, Foxborough, Sharon, and Walpole.
Mansfield has slipped from an earlier peak — it ranked 46th statewide in 2021–2022. Since then, ELA proficiency has fallen from 76.99% to 55.56%, Science from 61.54% to 45.18%, and Biology from 63.08% to 45.16%, though Math rebounded this year. Results for student groups are uneven: low-income students dropped to the 41st percentile (2 stars) in 2025–2026 after two years in the 71st–82nd percentile range, a key watch area. Mansfield spends more per student and has a lower student-teacher ratio than Sharon, Walpole, and several other neighbors yet does not consistently outperform them, suggesting resources alone are not the limiting factor. Note that free/reduced-lunch figures are unavailable for comparison, and spending data is from 2020–2021.
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