Summary:
ZIP code 01701 contains just one public high school: Framingham High School, a large comprehensive campus serving grades 9–12 with 2,534 students. It is part of the Framingham district in Massachusetts. Since it is the only high school in the area, there are no neighboring schools within the ZIP code to compare it against — the meaningful benchmarks are its own district and the state as a whole.
On rankings, the school sits at 204 of 353 schools (42nd percentile, 2 stars) for 2025–2026, up from 212 of 349 (39th percentile) the year before and 228 of 348 (34th percentile) in 2023–2024 — a gain of 24 places and 8 percentile points. The district itself ranks 310 of 351, at the 12th percentile with 1 star. In MCAS Next Generation results, the school scores above the district average in every subject and year reported, with margins ranging from +0.14 to +1.40 percentage points. It trails the state in every comparison, with gaps from -4.17 points (2024–2025 Mathematics) to -13.35 points (2024–2025 English Language Arts). For 2024–2025, the graduation rate is 75.7% (district 74.3%) and the dropout rate is 15.6% (district 15.4%). The student-teacher ratio is 12.7, and spending was $18,730 per student in 2020–2021. The free/reduced-lunch figure is blank and should be treated as unknown, not zero.
The encouraging signals are the steady upward rank trend and the consistent edge over the district in every available MCAS subject. The main concern is that proficiency remains below state levels across the board, and roughly one in six students drops out. Year-over-year subject results are mixed: 10th-grade ELA improved from 37.31 to 38.96 while the state declined, narrowing the gap, but Mathematics fell from 40.43 to 37.63 and Science from 40.04 to 35.29. Resource figures and the missing socioeconomic data make it hard to judge these outcomes in fuller context.
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