Summary:
ZIP code 02120 in Roxbury, Boston is home to three high schools — O'Bryant School of Math & Science, Madison Park Technical Vocational High School, and Fenway High School — serving grades 7–12 and 9–12 with a combined enrollment of 2,992 students, all within the Boston district, which ranks 299th of 351 districts in Massachusetts.
O'Bryant School of Math & Science is the clear standout and the largest school here with 1,509 students. It has earned 4 stars for three straight years (76th of 353 in 2025–26) and posts a 98.2% graduation rate with a 1.1% dropout rate, far better than the district's 81.3% and 8.8%. Its 2025–26 10th-grade proficiency rates — ELA 60.75%, Math 64.39%, Science 58.10% — beat both district and state. Madison Park Technical Vocational High School is the opposite story: 0 stars for three years (331st of 353), a 80.7% graduation rate, a 9.8% dropout rate, and 10th-grade proficiency of 14.29% in ELA, 10.39% in Math, and 9.45% in Science. Fenway High School, the smallest at 362 students, sits in between: 1 star, an 86.8% graduation rate and 2.6% dropout rate — better than the district — but 10th-grade proficiency still below district and state.
The gap within one ZIP code is striking: in 10th-grade Math, O'Bryant and Madison Park differ by 54.00 percentage points. Madison Park also spends the most per student ($32,880) and has the smallest classes (9.4 students per teacher), yet reports the lowest outcomes — a contrast worth noting, though mission and student needs are not visible in this data. Fenway shows strong completion but weak proficiency. Free/reduced-lunch data is blank for all three, and spending figures are from 2020–21, so comparisons should be treated cautiously.
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