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(Boston, MA) Action for Boston Community Development annual High School Graduation Friday June 10, 2011. Asia Newson with son David, 4 months celebrates with classmates including Natalie Umana at right. Staff photo by Ted Fitzgerald (Photo by Ted Fitzgerald/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald via Getty Images)

Boston Magazine is out with its list of the top high schools in Greater Boston. They release this list every year and it’s based on several factors. Some of the factors include MCAS scores, graduation rates, educator evaluations, college attendance rates, SAT scores and Advanced Placement test scores. As far as location of schools for the rankings, only schools within the vicinity of I-495 are considered. Private and charter schools or specialty schools were not considered.

Boston Magazine also released other rankings within Greater Boston Public Schools. Average class size, “Bang for your housing buck,” Student-to-teacher ratio and percent of teachers with exemplary rating. For average class size, Carver Middle High School topped the list followed by Hamilton-Wenham Regional High School, Quincy High School, Hingham High School and Milford. For “bang for your housing buck” Algonquin Regional topped the list followed by Apponequet Regional, Ashland and Boston Latin. For Student-to-teacher ratio Brighton High topped the list followed by Rockport High School, Mary Lyon Pilot High School and Salem High. As far as Percent of Teachers with Exemplary Rating, TechBoston Academy topped that list followed by Boston Latin School, Another Course to College and Manchester Essex Regional and New Mission High School. You can view the entire list of results in Boston Magazine HERE.

According to Boston Magazine: “As the challenges of the pandemic continue to amplify the opportunity gap in education, there has been increased scrutiny over the factoring of test scores, which tend to be correlated with higher family incomes and are increasingly regarded as an inadequate measure of student achievement.”

Is your child’s high school on this list? Do you feel it should be? We’d love for you to continue the conversation on the Getup Crew’s Facebook page. Here is Boston Magazine’s rankings of the top High Schools in Greater Boston for 2022.

  • #13 The Bromfield School

    Enrollment 573, Average Class Size 13.9, Student to Teacher Ratio 10.6:1

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    We believe in supporting students in following their passions, building new skills, forming lasting and meaningful relationships with their peers and staff, and in experiencing the joy of learning. Building relationships with families and communities is always a priority for every staff member here at the Bromfield School.

  • #12 Andover High School

    Enrollment 1679, Average Class Size 8.6, Student to Teacher Ratio 13.1:1

    Andover High School

    View information about students, administration, and activities at Andover High School.

  • #11 Hamilton-Wenham Regional High School

    Enrollment 492, Average Class Size 7.1, Student to Teacher Ratio 10.5:1

    Home - Hamilton Wenham 2022 Site

    Home - Hamilton Wenham 2022 Site

  • #10 Littleton High School

    Enrollment 451, Average Class Size 13.9, Student to Teacher Ratio 13.1:1

    Littleton High School

    Littleton High School

  • #9 Dover-Sherborn Regional High School

    Enrollment 657, Average Class Size 15.5, Student to Teacher Ratio 12.4:1

    Home - Dover Sherborn District

    Home - Dover Sherborn District

  • #8 Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School

    Enrollment 1513, Average Class Size 17.8, Student to Teacher Ratio 12.1:1

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  • #7 Wellesley High School

    Enrollment 1406, Average Class Size 15.1, Student to Teacher Ratio 11.9:1

    Wellesley High School

    We cultivate positive learning experiences and foster responsibility and integrity so that upon leaving Wellesley High School our students will continue to contribute to their worlds. Wellesley High School is a dynamic community guided by these core values: Academic excellence, Cooperative and caring relationships, Respect for human differences, and Commitment to community.

  • #6 Acton-Boxborough Regional High School

    Enrollment 1703, Average Class Size 15.8, Student to Teacher Ratio 13.3:1

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    Mon., Mar 4 - Early Release for Students at 1:15 pm Tue., Mar 5 - College Admission Panel Lunch Webinar for 11th Gr Parents, 12 pm (will be recorded) Mon.

  • #5 Wayland High School

    Enrollment 831, Average Class Size 15.1, Student to Teacher Ratio 11.2:1

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    Personal and civic responsibility, love of learning, and empathy for others: these are the qualities that Wayland High School seeks to instill in its students. At its core, our mission is to provide a rigorous and stimulating academic environment that promotes the acquisition of knowledge and skills.

  • #4 Manchester Essex Regional High School

    Enrollment 450, Average Class Size 12.4, Student to Teacher Ratio 10.3:1

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    The Mission of the Manchester Essex Regional School District (MERSD) is to provide a high-quality, comprehensive, student-centered educational experience that prepares them for a post-secondary educational or service experience, a career, and life as an engaged member of society.

  • #3 Hingham High School

    Enrollment 1205, Average Class Size 7.9, Student to Teacher Ratio 12.6:1

    https://hinghamschools.org/hingham-high-school/

  • #2 Winchester High School

    Enrollment 1349, Average Class Size 9.1, Student to Teacher Ratio 13.6:1

    Winchester Public Schools

    At the WPS, we believe that educators, parents, students, and the community co-create the conditions needed for all to thrive emotionally, socially, and academically.

  • #1 Weston High School

    Enrollment 638, Average Class Size 11.7, Student to Teacher Ratio 11.3:1

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    Weston High School offers its students a comprehensive and diversified program. Academic courses range from basic to advanced levels. Honors courses are offered in mathematics, world history, foreign languages, and science, while specific Advanced Placement subjects include art, biology, calculus, computer science, English, French, Spanish, European and U.S. History, and physics.

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