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Please note, students may be eligible for transportation depending on grade and how far they live from their school. Please refer to the FAQ on transportation for more information.
Enrollment
School Overview
Our curriculum is designed to build students’ skills and knowledge through tackling problems and projects the way successful adults - scientists, business people, social workers, etc. - tackle them. To ensure we are also preparing students for standardized testing and college admissions, we align our curriculum to the Common Core and standards set by national math and science organizations
Highlights
- A national reputation and many awards for innovation and excellence.
- A diverse, respectful, community-spirited student/faculty population.
- An established set of teaching practices and school structures based on three core principles: intellectual challenge, personalized relationships, and collaborations with outside organizations.
- Proven academic success without academic admission requirements.
- Extensive use of portfolios, projects, and exhibitions.
- Ventures program, six-week internship program for all seniors.
- Recognized for success with young men of color and Latino students.
- Diverse, respectful, community-spirited students and faculty.
- Student group advisories: students form strong bonds with staff and classmates over four years together.
- SEI for Spanish speaking students.
- Recognized by the U. S. Department of Education as a Blue Ribbon School.
- School Dual Enrollment with Emmanuel College, Wentworth Institute, and Fisher College.
- Strong advisory and student support.
- Project Week - week studying outside of classroom.
- Ventures program and senior internships.
- 90% of graduates enroll in college
- Technology Goes Home program for families.
- SEI-Spanish, ESL in General Education.
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School Data
Student performance data displayed below is from Next Generation MCAS results. For more data on schools, please visit the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) website. For schools with multiple campuses, the data below represents all schools in that network, not just the single school. If data is not shown, it is not available for that school.
IMPORTANT NOTE: DESE did not issue school, district, or state accountability determinations for the 2019-2020 school year due to the cancellation of state assessments and school closures related to COVID-19. As a result, there is no student performance data available from the state for school year 2019-2020.