Summary:
ZIP code 07732 has two high schools: Henry Hudson Regional School, serving grades 7–12, and Marine Academy of Science and Technology (MAST), serving grades 9–12; enrollment is nearly identical at 278 and 276 students. Their results differ sharply by subject: in 2025–26, MAST had 93% proficiency in 11th-grade science, compared with 22% at Henry Hudson and 29% statewide, and 96% in ninth-grade ELA, compared with 51.1% at Henry Hudson and 51.4% statewide. The most important finding is that MAST’s striking advantage in science and ELA is not shared across every subject.
MAST stands out in those two tests and in graduation and attendance, while Henry Hudson has notable strengths in Geometry and some middle-grade results. MAST’s 2024–25 graduation rate was 99%, versus 90% at Henry Hudson; chronic absenteeism was 3%, versus 14%. In 2025–26 Geometry, Henry Hudson led MAST by 4 points: 70% versus 66% for both ninth-grade and end-of-course results. Henry Hudson also scored 62% in seventh-grade math, 24 points above the state’s 38%. Its results are weaker on other measures: ninth-grade ELA was almost level with the state, and 11th-grade science was below it.
Recent changes underscore that these schools have different patterns: Henry Hudson’s ninth-grade ELA fell from 76% in 2024–25 to 51% in 2025–26, and its 11th-grade science fell from 38% to 22%; MAST’s science remained nearly steady, moving from 92.4% to 92.6%, while its Algebra II result dropped from 100% to 59%. SchoolDigger ranks MAST 41st of 434 schools in 2025–26, in the 91st percentile with five stars; Henry Hudson is 173rd of 434, in the 60th percentile with three stars. Henry Hudson’s student-teacher ratio was 7.3, compared with 10.2 at MAST. As context, free/reduced lunch eligible was 30% at Henry Hudson and 1% at MAST for school year 2024–25; these figures describe the schools and do not explain their results.
Thank you for your feedback!