Summary:
ZIP code 02771 contains just one public high school: Seekonk High, serving grades 9–12 with 505 students as part of the Seekonk district. With no other local high schools to compare against, the most useful benchmarks are the school's own history, its district, and the state. The district ranks 120 of 351, in the 66th percentile with 3 stars.
Seekonk High's strengths are clearest in its outcomes. The 2024–25 graduation rate was 97.4%, slightly above the district's 96.8%, and the dropout rate was 1.3%, matching the district. MCAS percent-proficient results were above the state in every reported subject and year, with margins ranging from +1.38 points (2025–26 Science) to +17.27 points (2024–25 Science). The student-teacher ratio of 10.6 students per teacher looks favorable, and per-student spending was $17,031 in 2020–21, though the data include no district or state spending benchmark. The standout year was 2024–25, when the school ranked 76th of 349 schools, reached the 78th percentile, earned 4 stars, and posted ELA 66.95 vs. state 50.66, Math 60.50 vs. 44.60, Science 63.16 vs. 45.89, and Biology All Grades 51.89 vs. 39.02.
Results softened in 2025–26. Tenth-grade MCAS percent proficient fell from 66.95 to 54.55 in ELA, 60.50 to 48.36 in Math, and 63.16 to 41.88 in Science; rank moved to 130 of 353 and stars dropped from 4 to 3. Even so, the school stayed above the state in all 2025–26 subjects and was roughly in line with or slightly above the district — above in ELA (+0.89), Math (+0.78), and Science (+0.35), and essentially tied in Biology End of Course (41.71 vs. 41.78). Note that the 2024–25 Biology figure is All Grades while 2025–26 is End of Course, so those are not identical measures. The free/reduced-lunch field is blank and should be treated as unknown rather than 0% or a weakness.
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