Massachusetts MCAS Results Are In! Discover How Your Town's Schools Performed
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- October 01, 2025
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The highly anticipated results from the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) for the 2024-2025 academic year have officially been released! These scores offer a vital snapshot into the educational landscape of our Commonwealth, providing communities, educators, and families with crucial data on student proficiency and school performance.
Each year, MCAS tests students in English Language Arts (ELA), Mathematics, and Science and Technology/Engineering, evaluating their understanding of the Massachusetts curriculum frameworks.
These assessments are more than just numbers; they serve as a benchmark for student progress, highlight areas of strength, and pinpoint opportunities for improvement within our school districts.
For parents, these results can be a powerful tool to understand how their children's schools are performing in comparison to district and state averages.
For educators, they provide valuable insights to refine teaching strategies and curriculum development. And for communities, they spark important conversations about resource allocation, educational equity, and the collective commitment to fostering academic excellence.
Understanding how your local schools measure up is now easier than ever.
We've compiled the data to allow you to directly access the scores for your specific town or district. Whether you're curious about elementary school English scores, middle school math performance, or high school science achievements, the information is at your fingertips.
Dive into the data and discover the trends shaping education in your neighborhood.
See how your town’s schools are preparing students for future success and contributing to the overall academic health of Massachusetts. These results are an invitation to engage with your local educational community and celebrate the achievements while addressing the challenges.
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