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Randolph High School

Randolph school district

C+
overall grade

Ranks #233 of 335 Massachusetts high schools.

Overall rank
#233
of 335 schools
Average SAT
1096
MA average 1091
Graduation rate
75%
MA average 92%
Plan on college
67%
MA average 72%

SAT is the average total score of test takers. Graduation is the four-year rate. College is the share of graduates who report plans to attend a 2- or 4-year college.

Randolph is a diverse suburban town in Norfolk County, located about 15 miles south of Boston. The community has a rich industrial history dating back to the 19th century, when it was known for shoe manufacturing, and today is one of the most ethnically diverse communities in Massachusetts. The town's proximity to major highways provides convenient access to Boston and the South Shore.

How it compares

What stands out
  • Best of its categories: Math MCAS, in the bottom 43% statewide. 37% of 10th graders met or exceeded expectations in 2026, vs 44% statewide.
  • Area to watch: Graduation rate ranks in the bottom 5% statewide.
  • Trend: Chronic absence has fallen from 45.9% in 2022 to 21% in 2025.
  • Trend: Math MCAS is up 6 points since 2023 (31% to 37%), while statewide it fell 6 points.
Where it stands among 335 Massachusetts high schools
Bottom of MATop of MA
Overall
Below averagebottom 31% · #233
SAT
Averagebottom 43% · #194
ELA MCAS
Below averagebottom 22% · #259
Math MCAS
Averagebottom 43% · #188
AP results
Below averagebottom 25% · #242
Graduation
Well below averagebottom 5% · #316
College plans
Below averagebottom 26% · #246

The overall rank weighs SAT (30%), MCAS (25%), AP results (20%), and graduates' college plans (25%). Categories rank only the schools with data for them. How we rank

SAT

Average total score1096in 2025 · MA avg 1091
About the same as the MA avg
80011001400This school1096MA avg10912017202020222025
By section (out of 800)
Reading & writingAbout average
This school
551
MA avg
556
MathAbout average
This school
545
MA avg
535

55 students took the SAT.

"MA avg" is the average of the 335 high schools we rank. Only students who choose to take the SAT are counted.

MCAS (10th grade)

Share of 10th graders meeting or exceeding expectations. Statewide results dropped after 2024, when passing the MCAS stopped being a graduation requirement. There was no test in 2020.

English Language Arts30%in 2026 · state 45%
15 points below the state
0%50%100%This school30%State45%2019202120232026
Math37%in 2026 · state 44%
7 points below the state
0%50%100%This school37%State44%2019202120232026
Biologyhigh school science, 2026Worse than average
This school
29%
State
38%
Detailed scores
Average scaled score, ELA · Math · Science (500+ = meeting expectations)487 · 492 · 486
Achievement percentile vs. MA schools (ELA · Math)20th · 43rd
Student growth percentile, ELA · Math (50 = typical growth)48 · 48

AP & advanced courses

AP exams scored 3+52%in 2025 · MA avg 66%
14 points below the MA avg
0%50%100%This school52%MA avg66%201520172019202120232025
Score breakdown
4
3
2
1
Score 5: 6%Score 4: 17%Score 3: 29%Score 2: 24%Score 1: 24%

191 students took 401 AP exams. A 3 or higher can earn college credit.

Completed an advanced coursegrades 11–12About average
This school
74.3%
MA avg
71.4%
9th graders passing all coursesWorse than average
This school
68.5%
MA avg
82.6%

After high school

Four-year graduation rate75%in 2024 · MA avg 92%
17 points below the MA avg
50%75%100%This school75%MA avg92%20152017201920212024
Dropped outof the four-year classWorse than average
This school
12.8%
MA avg
4.3%

4.3% of the class were still in school after four years.

Plan to attend college67%in 2025 · state 72%
5 points below the state
0%50%100%This school67%State72%201520172019202120232025
Graduates' plans · 186 graduates
4-year public college
34.9%
2-year public college
18.3%
Other / unknown
14%
4-year private college
12.4%
Work
9.7%
Other post-secondary
6.5%
Military
2.7%
2-year private college
1.6%

Students

Who attends
Black/African American
56.5%
Asian
19.9%
Hispanic/Latino
13.9%
White
7.1%
Multi-Race
2.1%
American Indian/Alaska Native
0.5%
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
0.1%

47.7% female · 52.3% male

Student needs
High needslow income, English learner, or disabilityHigher than average
This school
72.8%
MA avg
50.7%
Low incomeHigher than average
This school
61.9%
MA avg
39%
English learnersHigher than average
This school
23.7%
MA avg
8.6%

Teachers

Licensed teachersAbout average
This school
98.1%
MA avg
95.9%
Experienced teachersAbout average
This school
68.5%
MA avg
73.4%
Teaching in their fieldAbout average
This school
77.8%
MA avg
84.6%
Students per teacher
14.2MA avg 11.8
54 full-time-equivalent teachers

Attendance & safety

Attendance rateBetter than average
This school
93.3%
MA avg
92.3%
Chronically absentmissed 10%+ of daysAbout average
This school
21%
MA avg
22.3%

11.2 days absent per student (MA avg 13.2) · Suspensions: 5.2% out-of-school, 1% in-school (MA high school avg 4% / 2.2%)

About Randolph

Norfolk County · Greater Boston — I-95 to I-495
Avg single-family home value$546KMA median $588K
Avg property tax bill$6,328MA median $6,814
Tax rate$11.60 per $1,000MA median $12.40
Income per person$33,893MA median $47,872
Local kids in public school87%
Town bond ratingAA
Free cash reserves12.3% of budget

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Town figures are FY2026 averages for single-family homes from the Massachusetts Department of Revenue. Assessed values usually run below recent sale prices. "MA median" is the median of the state's 351 towns.

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