Summary:
ZIP code 01757 covers Milford, Massachusetts, and contains just one high school: Milford High, which serves grades 9–12 and enrolls 1,316 students as part of the Milford district.
Because there is only one high school in this area, there are no local peers to compare it against; the useful comparisons are to its own district and to the state. Milford High tracks very closely with the Milford district, sitting slightly above it in every reported MCAS subject by small margins of roughly +0.42 to +1.09 percentage points. Graduation and dropout are nearly identical as well: 80.0% graduation and 15.1% dropout at the school, versus 79.7% and 15.2% for the district in 2024–2025. Against the state, however, Milford High is below average in every reported MCAS subject. In 2025–2026, the gaps are double digits: ELA −13.79 points, Math −16.29 points, Science −16.78 points, and Biology End of Course −10.19 points. In 2024–2025, gaps ranged from −8.39 points in ELA to −16.29 points in Biology.
Recent results have weakened. The 2024–2025 school year was the strongest of three reported years, with a rank of 236 of 349, a reported pctile of 32, and 2 stars. The 2025–2026 year slipped to 253 of 353, pctile 28, and 1 star. The school’s year-over-year declines outpaced the state’s in the same 10th-grade subjects: ELA fell 10.58 points at Milford High while the state fell 5.18 points; Math fell 4.27 points versus 0.87 points statewide; and Science fell 7.53 points versus 5.39 points statewide. Science is the weakest area in absolute terms, at 23.72% proficiency in 2025–2026 and the largest gap to state. Context data is limited: free/reduced lunch is blank, per-student spending of $15,379 is from 2020–2021, and the student-teacher ratio of 11.8 has no state or peer benchmark in this dataset. No state comparison for graduation or dropout is provided.
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