Summary:
ZIP code 02703 has three high schools — Attleboro High, Attleboro Community Academy, and Attleboro Virtual Academy — all in the Attleboro district, all sharing the address 1 Blue Pride Way in Attleboro, and serving grades 7–12 and 9–12. Together they enroll 2,133 students, but the split is lopsided: Attleboro High enrolls 2,030 students, or 95.2% of the total, while Attleboro Community Academy has 64 and Attleboro Virtual Academy has 39. The district itself ranks 214 of 351 statewide, at the 39th percentile with 2 stars.
Attleboro High is the comprehensive flagship and the only school here with MCAS test scores and its own rank history. Its rank has improved from 207 of 348 to 192 of 349 to 184 of 353, and its percentile rose from 41 to 48, though it remains at 2 stars. Its graduation rate is 94.5% versus the district's 92.2%, and its dropout rate is 3.1% versus 4.1%. On MCAS, it beats the district in every listed test but trails the state in most subjects, with the largest gaps in Science and Physics — 2025–26 Physics is 13.47 points below the state. Its 2020–21 per-student spending was $14,720, about 12% more than Attleboro Community Academy's $13,137.
The two smaller schools show weaker completion outcomes, though small enrollments make their rates volatile. Attleboro Community Academy (grades 7–12) has the lowest student-teacher ratio at 7.7, yet its graduation rate is 88.5% and its dropout rate 11.5%, about 2.8 times the district rate. Attleboro Virtual Academy has the lowest graduation rate at 73.7% — 18.5 points below the district — and the highest dropout rate at 15.8%, nearly 4 times the district rate, with the highest ratio at 21.6 and no spending figure listed. Attleboro High sits in the middle at 15.2 with the strongest outcomes, so ratio alone does not explain performance. Note that free/reduced lunch data is blank for all three schools, and test scores are missing for the two smaller schools.
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