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Top School Districts in Massachusetts, 2021

Beginning with the founding of Harvard University in 1636, Massachusetts has long upheld a tradition of excellence in education, and its public school systems are no exception. In fact, Massachusetts has some of the best school districts in the United States. Here’s a look at the five best school districts in the Bay State.

Lexington Public Schools is the best school district in Massachusetts. Comprising eleven schools in the town of Lexington, the district outperforms state and national averages in every possible metric, and examples include 87.3% of district students completing at least one advanced course (compared to just 65.1% in the state) while also managing a 100% completion rate of the MassCore program of studies. 

Placing second in Massachusetts is Needham Public Schools, consisting of eight schools in the Boston suburb of Needham. Needham students regularly perform well on assessment tests, earning average scores in the state top 10 in both English and language arts and science and technology in 2018.  

Massachusetts 3rd best public school district is Wellesley Public Schools, comprising seven elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school with a total enrollment of 4,758 in the Norfolk County town of Wellesley. In 2018, WPS’s graduation rate was above 97%, and nearly 93% of graduates went on to attend a 2 or 4-year university.   

Earning the 4th spot is Winchester Public Schools, a high performing district of eight schools in the wealthy suburb of Winchester. Students in the district regularly score well above the state average on the SAT.

Filling out the list of Massachusetts top five school districts is Acton-Boxborough Regional School District, an eight-school district that produced 18 National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalists in 2017. 

Top School Districts in Massachusetts, 2020

Methodology

The following variables contributed to the ranking: number of students (K-12), graduation rate, school funding per student, student to teacher ratio, percent of students scoring above proficient in standardized state Math test, percent of students scoring above proficient in standardized state Reading and Language test. Data from a total of 10,247 public school districts were used to compute a score for each school district. The following states were omitted due to lack of sufficient data: Hawaii, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Utah, and Virginia. Note that high schools in some states have their own independent districts.

Top 10 Best Massachusetts Public Schools (2022-23)

Massachusetts is the #21 largest school system in the United States, serving 911,465 students across the 1,845 public schools for the 2022-23 school year (there are 829 private schools, serving 125,765 students). 88% of all K-12 students in Massachusetts are educated in public schools compared to national average of 90%.

The percentage of students achieving math proficiency in Massachusetts is 51%. The percentage of students achieving reading proficiency is 54%.

The top ranked public schools in Massachusetts are Lexington High School, Dover-sherborn Regional High School and Belmont High School. Overall testing rank is based on a school’s combined math and reading proficiency test score ranking.

There are 59 Blue Ribbon Schools, 78 charter schools and 12 special education schools.

Minority enrollment is 43% (majority Hispanic) and the student:teacher ratio is 12:1.

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Top Ranked Public Schools in Massachusetts (2022-23)

School (Math and Reading Proficiency)

Student Proficiency

Grades

Location

Rank: #11.

Lexington High School

Math: 96% | Reading: 92%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: 96% (Top 1%)

Reading: 92% (Top 1%)

Grades: 9-12

251 Waltham Street
Lexington, MA 02421
(781) 861-2320

Rank: #22.

Dover-sherborn Regional High School

Math: 90-94% | Reading: 90-94%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: 90-94% (Top 1%)

Reading: 90-94% (Top 1%)

Grades: 9-12

9 Junction Street
Dover, MA 02030
(508) 785-1730

Rank: #33.

Belmont High School

Math: 93% | Reading: 91%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: 93% (Top 1%)

Reading: 91% (Top 1%)

Grades: 9-12

221 Concord Avenue
Belmont, MA 02478
(617) 993-5901

Rank: #4 – 54. – 5.

Acton-boxborough Regional High School

Math: 93% | Reading: 90%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: 93% (Top 1%)

Reading: 90% (Top 1%)

Grades: 9-12

36 Charter Rd
Acton, MA 01720
(978) 264-4700

Rank: #4 – 54. – 5.

Boston Latin

Math: 94% | Reading: 89%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: 94% (Top 1%)

Reading: 89% (Top 1%)

Grades: 7-12

78 Ave Louis Pasteur
Boston, MA 02115
(617) 635-8895

Rank: #66.

Groton Dunstable Regional

Math: ≥95% | Reading: 85-89%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: ≥95% (Top 1%)

Reading: 85-89% (Top 1%)

Grades: 9-12

703 Chicoppe Row
Groton, MA 01450
(978) 448-6362

Rank: #7 – 87. – 8.

Albert S. Woodward Memorial School

Math: 90-94% | Reading: 85-89%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: 90-94% (Top 1%)

Reading: 85-89% (Top 1%)

Grades: 2-3

28 Cordaville Road
Southborough, MA 01772
(508) 229-1250

Rank: #7 – 87. – 8.

Georgetown High School

Math: 90-94% | Reading: 85-89%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: 90-94% (Top 1%)

Reading: 85-89% (Top 1%)

Grades: 9-12

11 Winter Street
Georgetown, MA 01833
(978) 352-5790

Rank: #9 – 119. – 11.

Hamilton-wenham Regional High School

Math: 85-89% | Reading: 90-94%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: 85-89% (Top 5%)

Reading: 90-94% (Top 1%)

Grades: 9-12

775 Bay Rd
South Hamilton, MA 01982
(978) 468-0400

Rank: #9 – 119. – 11.

Horace Mann

Math: 85-89% | Reading: 90-94%
Rank:

Top 1%

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Math: 85-89% (Top 5%)

Reading: 90-94% (Top 1%)

Grades: K-5

40 Damon Avenue
Melrose, MA 02176
(781) 979-2190

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Best Massachusetts Public Schools by County (2022-23)

Popular cities: Springfield (67 schools), Worcester (48 schools), Lawrence (31 schools), Lowell (30 schools), New Bedford (28 schools).

County

# Schools

# Students

% Minority

Barnstable County

51

22,703

25%

Berkshire County

47

14,461

23%

Bristol County

138

79,005

34%

Dukes County

8

2,352

35%

Essex County

219

110,802

48%

Franklin County

35

8,594

20%

Hampden County

166

69,216

59%

Hampshire County

48

16,980

24%

Middlesex County

386

213,239

42%

Nantucket County

4

1,666

52%

Norfolk County

191

97,697

35%

Plymouth County

138

77,437

28%

Suffolk County

162

78,064

84%

Worcester County

252

119,249

39%

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SCHOOL	Rank	Enrollment	Average Class Size	Student-to-Teacher Ratio	10TH GRADERS SCORING PROFICIENT OR HIGHER ON MCAS Reading (%)	Math (%)	Science (%)	AVERAGE SAT SCORES Reading/Writing	AVERAGE SAT SCORES Math	ADVANCED PLACEMENT Proficient (%)	Graduation Rate (%)	Attending College (%)	EDUCATOR EVALUATIONS Proficient (%)	Exemplary (%)	Combined (%)
Dover-Sherborn Regional High School	1	674	15.7	11.6:1	100	99	97	632	644	92.8	98.8	87.6	85.4	10.4	95.8
Acton-Boxborough Regional High School	2	1,837	18.4	14.7:1	99	96	96	656	684	95. 3	98.0	90.5	84.0	15.4	99.4
Wayland High School	3	846	15.8	11.9:1	100	94	97	629	645	89.5	99.1	89.7	95.9	2.1	98.0
The Bromfield School	4	627	15.8	11.4:1	100	92	99	624	613	94.3	100.0	91.5	96.9	0.0	96.9
Lexington High School	5	2,263	19.6	12.8:1	99	98	96	645	674	93.9	98.2	87.3	97.8	0.0	97.8
Sharon High School	6	1,121	14.0	11.4:1	98	93	93	619	636	92.7	97.3	87.4	76.0	18.2	94.2
Concord-Carlisle High School	7	1,274	16. 0	12.5:1	99	92	95	631	644	92.9	98.4	87.0	96.9	2.3	99.2
Weston High School	8	707	16.5	10.2:1	100	96	92	624	640	83.9	100.0	83.7	77.9	20.0	97.9
Wellesley High School	9	1,529	17.0	12.8:1	99	97	94	630	642	91.8	98.2	86.0	94.8	5.2	100.0
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School	10	1,528	18.2	12.1:1	98	94	91	615	644	96.6	98.9	90.2	59.2	39.6	98.8
Newton South High School	11	1,911	14.9	12.4:1	100	96	92	626	641	93. 3	96.8	80.2	90.3	8.6	98.9
Winchester High School	12	1,359	17.0	14.5:1	99	96	96	617	638	90.5	94.9	90.5	85.6	14.4	100.0
Lynnfield High School	13	629	10.9	12.9:1	100	97	97	579	576	76.9	98.1	92.3	0.0	96.8	96.8
Westwood High School	14	1,009	15.4	12.9:1	98	96	94	591	609	91.1	98.0	91.5	94.8	4.2	99.0
Hopkinton High School	15	1,182	17.9	14.2:1	100	97	96	607	628	88.8	98.3	89.5	73.3	25.7	99.0
Westford Academy	16	1,724	19. 6	14.6:1	99	96	96	609	627	96.6	99.0	91.4	71.6	26.4	98.0
Littleton High School	17	450	13.7	12.2:1	96	96	92	598	591	87.4	97.2	92.6	56.1	43.9	100.0
Westborough High School	18	1,152	15.0	12.8:1	97	93	92	612	633	87.6	96.7	86.6	75.7	23.3	99.0
Brookline High School	19	2,101	14.2	10.7:1	98	93	89	622	637	93.3	94.8	76.6	96.9	0.9	97.8
Medfield High School	20	799	16.1	12.3:1	98	97	95	591	611	76.4	98. 3	92.5	84.9	11.8	96.7
Needham High School	21	1,718	16.6	13.7:1	98	94	93	618	624	92.0	97.7	86.3	96.7	0.0	96.7
Boston Latin School	22	2,440	26.0	20.2:1	100	100	99	657	678	84.0	97.6	91.9	54.3	44.9	99.2
Manchester Essex Regional High School	23	471	11.8	10.7:1	97	96	93	598	596	77.8	96.9	84.2	37.5	58.9	96.4
Newton North High School	24	2,124	16.2	11.6:1	96	92	91	620	632	92.1	96.0	81.7	87.7	8.8	96.5
Hingham High School	25	1,253	15. 7	14.7:1	98	92	92	608	604	93.0	100.0	87.3	83.5	14.6	98.1
Georgetown High School	26	398	12.5	11.3:1	99	91	88	581	590	90.8	98.2	84.3	84.6	1.9	86.5
Cohasset Middle/High School	27	833	18.3	11.7:1	99	95	94	593	591	83.1	98.9	91.4	97.6	0.0	97.6
Bedford High School	28	874	13.2	10.8:1	97	90	93	596	592	89.7	96.8	82.9	97.3	0.0	97.3
Marblehead High School	29	1,054	13.2	12.2:1	99	92	95	591	584	79.9	97. 2	84.8	N/A	N/A	N/A
Ashland High School	30	832	14.7	14.8:1	97	95	92	581	605	97.2	96.2	85.4	80.3	19.7	100.0
Masconomet Regional High School	31	1,140	16.5	14.1:1	100	96	99	582	585	85.7	98.6	84.5	98.0	1.0	99.0
Nashoba Regional High School	32	978	14.1	13.1:1	97	94	90	601	609	85.6	95.4	81.9	83.9	9.7	93.6
Belmont High School	33	1,308	20.8	17.4:1	100	95	97	618	638	92.2	98.5	82.7	91.7	6.3	98.0
Norwell High School	34	684	15. 8	13.8:1	97	92	94	597	579	75.3	98.8	92.2	95.0	5.0	100.0
Swampscott High School	35	707	13.7	11.6:1	97	91	92	580	596	79.1	95.7	85.8	97.4	1.3	98.7
Mansfield High School	36	1,267	15.5	12.4:1	97	94	86	585	604	77.3	95.3	90.9	75.8	24.2	100.0
Andover High School	37	1,790	15.2	14.4:1	99	91	86	600	604	82.7	96.4	88.4	77.6	19.2	96.8
Newburyport High School	38	759	16.5	11.4:1	97	94	95	584	585	83.6	95. 4	86.2	83.8	13.8	97.6
Holliston High School	39	825	16.3	13.6:1	98	93	93	592	602	71.3	97.3	89.6	95.1	4.9	100.0
Arlington High School	40	1,380	14.2	13.7:1	96	91	87	610	602	84.7	95.6	82.6	96.0	0.0	96.0
Hamilton-Wenham Regional High School	41	563	16.2	11.6:1	98	96	94	594	580	67.3	95.5	86.6	82.8	9.4	92.2
Milton High School	42	1,036	17.5	13.1:1	98	91	93	577	588	85.9	96.2	88.6	69.7	20.2	89.9
Duxbury High School	43	1,004	19. 2	12.8:1	98	94	95	601	592	70.1	97.2	85.5	87.2	12.8	100.0
Ipswich High School	44	541	11.9	11.3:1	95	88	86	580	568	77.5	97.4	83.3	81.0	17.5	98.5
Foxborough High School	45	813	13.7	11.9:1	95	91	89	570	577	78.5	96.9	85.2	72.3	26.5	98.8
Pentucket Regional High School	46	740	14.5	12.0:1	97	85	88	576	585	78.4	95.7	86.7	61.7	37.0	98.7
Natick High School	47	1,732	17.5	13.8:1	97	92	93	584	590	79.0	97. 0	85.3	84.8	13.3	98.1
Chelmsford High School	48	1,444	16.8	13.3:1	97	93	85	581	592	74.2	94.2	89.9	92.5	6.0	98.5
Medway High School	49	708	15.7	14.3:1	98	92	88	582	586	76.3	97.5	83.7	67.2	26.2	93.4
Reading Memorial High School	50	1,251	18.0	14.3:1	96	88	82	580	587	82.6	98.5	92.9	96.3	2.8	99.1
North Reading High School	51	752	19.9	10.8:1	99	87	89	575	574	70.7	98.6	89.6	97.6	2.4	100.0
Canton High School	52	968	17. 4	14.2:1	97	91	92	576	584	72.2	98.8	86.0	92.4	5.4	97.8
Walpole High School	53	1,128	17.7	13.0:1	98	87	87	570	567	82.7	97.8	87.2	87.7	8.5	96.2
Franklin High School	54	1,749	17.3	14.8:1	99	89	94	574	575	75.1	98.1	83.9	84.6	11.2	95.8
Millis High School	55	356	14.5	12.2:1	95	89	83	560	546	79.9	95.5	90.7	58.5	41.5	100.0
Braintree High School	56	1,793	16.5	15.4:1	98	91	87	570	583	84.9	94. 4	84.2	92.8	4.3	97.1
Burlington High School	57	1,071	13.9	12.3:1	97	83	85	562	562	71.4	97.0	86.0	92.0	6.3	98.3
Oliver Ames High School	58	1,145	18.5	13.4:1	98	91	82	569	569	73.8	98.1	88.4	85.7	14.3	100.0
King Philip Regional High School	59	1,295	19.0	15.6:1	98	91	92	580	574	75.2	97.9	86.1	59.6	34.3	93.9
Pembroke High School	60	849	16.4	13.4:1	97	87	88	568	575	69.1	98.1	83.8	83.8	8.1	91.9
Hanover High School	61	804	16. 3	12.8:1	96	85	89	551	547	66.9	98.9	90.2	89.0	11.0	100.0
Scituate High School	62	959	18.3	15.5:1	96	93	92	580	575	65.9	93.6	89.4	84.6	14.1	98.7
North Andover High School	63	1,462	19.6	16.1:1	96	89	90	578	568	84.5	96.8	86.0	92.7	5.5	98.2
Watertown High School	64	659	13.5	9.5:1	93	85	76	545	558	74.3	94.0	86.2	86.2	12.8	99.0
Marshfield High School	65	1,331	18.5	12.2:1	98	89	85	565	556	71.7	97. 6	83.0	91.3	6.3	97.6
Wilmington High School	66	829	16.5	11.1:1	96	89	82	560	553	63.7	97.9	84.5	87.0	8.7	95.7
Hudson High School	67	894	14.7	10.9:1	97	88	80	575	560	77.6	89.6	79.1	89.2	9.8	99.0
Amesbury High School	68	565	16.5	12.4:1	96	91	86	574	576	70.1	87.6	83.6	96.4	0.0	96.4
North Quincy High School	69	1,258	16.7	14.0:1	94	91	85	542	593	72.4	95.2	83.7	89.1	5.5	94.6
Apponequet Regional High School	70	727	16. 3	11.9:1	97	86	86	558	565	68.9	93.2	82.0	71.2	24.7	95.9
Wakefield Memorial High School	71	992	14.6	12.3:1	94	86	76	570	570	68.4	96.0	81.1	87.5	11.5	99.0
Carver Middle/High School	72	760	15.1	10.8:1	98	92	73	555	546	58.8	94.4	84.5	90.1	3.7	93.8
Rockport High School	73	280	13.3	8.5:1	94	84	90	572	532	48.5	95.7	75.0	4.4	91.1	95.5
Stoneham High School	74	669	15.9	11.2:1	94	80	81	560	550	71.1	94. 9	85.3	89.2	6.8	96.0
Hull High School	75	287	10.3	10.0:1	99	88	88	559	557	63.9	87.9	65.0	71.1	23.7	94.8
West Bridgewater Middle-Senior High School	76	417	17.1	13.1:1	99	87	92	569	554	45.5	98.9	78.3	91.4	6.9	98.3
Melrose High School	77	1,014	18.5	14.2:1	98	85	86	562	545	69.0	94.4	87.8	79.1	13.2	92.3
Norton High School	78	716	19.3	13.0:1	97	89	89	558	560	68.0	93.6	82.4	89.5	8.8	98.3
Silver Lake Regional High School	79	1,241	19. 6	13.2:1	94	89	83	580	582	76.8	95.7	73.9	81.1	17.0	98.1
Danvers High School	80	930	15.8	11.7:1	94	76	85	548	549	66.8	95.3	86.5	79.2	18.8	98.0
Boston Latin Academy	81	1,767	25.8	19.4:1	100	99	94	570	598	41.2	96.5	90.4	71.9	27.0	98.9
Cambridge Rindge and Latin School	82	1,983	15.4	10.2:1	93	83	75	570	572	81.4	89.0	72.9	62.7	28.7	91.4
Medford High School	83	1,340	14.5	10.2:1	93	75	68	549	543	91. 2	92.7	80.4	73.1	23.7	96.8
Triton Regional High School	84	681	13.9	12.2:1	96	83	74	552	559	63.9	90.2	81.9	55.7	42.9	98.6
Middleborough High School	85	769	13.9	12.0:1	95	88	85	546	545	57.0	97.1	71.1	82.8	15.6	98.4
Dedham High School	86	748	15.6	11.6:1	92	85	85	558	574	54.0	92.7	76.6	95.1	4.9	100.0
Norwood High School	87	985	15.1	14.1:1	93	76	83	558	564	68.7	94.2	80.4	92.3	3.3	95.6
Tewksbury Memorial High School	88	916	19. 1	13.8:1	95	80	79	561	567	68.3	94.5	78.7	87.7	8.6	96.3
Billerica Memorial High School	89	1,336	17.7	13.9:1	95	90	92	547	555	58.3	88.3	77.5	73.6	24.0	97.6
John D. O’Bryant School of Mathematics and Science	90	1,535	22.8	17.3:1	100	98	89	536	571	31.3	97.6	86.3	61.1	35.8	96.9
Bridgewater-Raynham Regional High School	91	1,470	16.9	16.9:1	96	87	81	555	562	58.6	95.2	78.1	91.4	7.6	99.0
Abington High School	92	545	16.0	14.4:1	93	89	85	550	536	69. 2	95.3	70.2	88.2	9.8	98.0
Stoughton High School	93	1,039	17.6	10.8:1	93	78	77	545	546	60.2	92.5	79.2	84.2	10.5	94.7
Avon Middle High School	94	322	11.5	9.4:1	94	71	70	513	497	54.5	87.8	91.7	92.7	4.9	97.6
Beverly High School	95	1,251	19.5	13.3:1	92	83	85	565	551	68.2	89.9	73.5	91.2	7.1	98.3
Framingham High School	96	2,271	16.8	15.5:1	89	81	83	556	587	87.3	84.8	69.8	80.4	14.5	94.9
Woburn Memorial High School	97	1,301	15. 9	12.4:1	90	78	76	551	552	57.1	91.4	75.3	75.8	23.4	99.2
Maynard High School	98	375	16.3	14.3:1	90	76	61	579	558	57.1	91.8	83.1	76.3	21.1	97.4
Quincy High School	99	1,517	15.1	12.8:1	92	78	76	541	535	72.3	91.6	67.2	97.2	0.7	97.9
Bellingham High School	100	744	17.8	13.0:1	97	88	85	534	535	54.9	95.2	59.8	95.5	4.5	100.0
Whitman-Hanson Regional High School	101	1,277	20.8	17.0:1	94	78	86	548	532	58. 2	95.1	77.6	89.2	8.6	97.8
Rockland High School	102	636	16.0	13.5:1	92	76	75	542	546	46.6	89.1	73.7	3.6	96.4	100.0
Plymouth South High School	103	1,074	14.1	10.4:1	91	73	77	521	517	45.7	95.5	65.4	65.6	32.1	97.7
Plymouth North High School	104	1,267	15.5	11.8:1	93	68	76	549	534	49.6	90.5	67.8	86.1	8.2	94.3
Somerville High School	105	1,251	14.6	10.4:1	87	73	72	544	538	57.5	86.7	67.6	68.5	27.4	95.9
Weymouth High School	106	1,863	16. 2	13.2:1	91	73	71	547	534	68.4	87.6	67.4	87.7	11.0	98.7
Wareham High School	107	590	10.8	10.2:1	95	75	59	536	539	37.3	90.6	58.8	61.5	32.3	93.8
Milford High School	108	1170	18.5	12.7:1	93	73	77	544	531	58.5	85.6	72.2	79.8	11.0	90.8
New Mission High School	109	462	15.5	12.7:1	99	94	52	468	495	12.3	94.9	86.7	78.6	21.4	100.0
Methuen High School	110	1,982	17.0	14.2:1	89	72	67	534	536	59.4	90. 1	70.7	90.5	3.6	94.1
Peabody Veterans Memorial High School	111	1,436	15.4	11.4:1	88	73	66	531	531	53.7	84.4	71.1	95.2	4.1	99.3
Haverhill High School	112	1,841	17.4	14.1:1	88	74	71	552	547	60.0	83.1	70.2	76.8	1.3	78.1
Winthrop High School	113	595	18.3	14.6:1	88	80	73	540	538	35.4	84.6	79.0	90.6	7.5	98.1
Saugus High School	114	699	15.0	13.2:1	91	70	69	531	516	30.3	85.6	78.2	95.5	3.0	98.5
East Bridgewater Junior-Senior High School	115	1,011	21. 5	14.5:1	94	81	59	535	510	34.8	96.3	74.2	92.3	6.4	98.7
Marlborough High School	116	1,075	14.2	10.8:1	86	70	67	546	537	44.7	81.4	67.8	85.5	8.9	94.4
Gloucester High School	117	809	14.3	10.6:1	81	62	62	552	556	58.6	88.4	60.1	77.1	19.8	96.9
Waltham High School	118	1,609	16.3	11.0:1	75	66	72	518	522	67.0	83.5	71.8	84.3	10.7	95.0
Revere High School	119	1,978	20.7	14.8:1	86	70	73	501	508	65.9	86. 8	69.7	86.3	5.2	91.5
Holbrook Middle-High School	120	594	16.5	13.8:1	91	80	52	521	518	30.4	81.8	67.2	92.6	1.9	94.5
Randolph High School	121	646	16.1	10.8:1	81	72	64	498	519	34.6	79.1	73.0	77.5	21.1	98.6
Taunton High School	122	2,624	20.9	16.7:1	86	62	65	513	503	42.8	94.1	74.7	93.5	4.5	98.0
Lowell High School	123	3,174	20.8	15.2:1	84	69	61	520	527	46.0	82.7	73.4	70.2	29.4	99.6
Malden High School	124	1,845	19. 7	16.1:1	80	74	67	515	546	44.2	80.2	69.5	82.4	14.7	97.1
Boston Arts Academy	125	469	15.6	10.4:1	94	70	53	491	469	16.7	81.7	64.4	53.8	43.6	97.4
Salem High School	126	916	14.5	9.9:1	84	54	54	482	479	48.4	89.0	59.3	88.0	5.3	93.3
Another Course To College	127	224	12.5	11.2:1	91	55	32	428	431	26.7	89.6	75.4	60.0	33.3	93.3
Mary Lyon Pilot High School	128	133	14.2	6.1:1	83	38	9	471	471	10.0	92. 6	82.8	80.0	15.0	95.0
Boston Community Leadership Academy	129	487	18.2	11.0:1	82	77	43	463	476	23.4	75.2	74.2	76.5	23.5	100.0
Brockton High School	130	4,032	18.4	17.2:1	82	56	56	501	487	36.6	86.1	68.8	82.0	9.4	91.4
Everett High School	131	1,978	16.8	14.0:1	81	58	62	485	485	38.4	80.6	61.4	90.9	7.4	98.3
Fenway High School	132	377	19.9	11.8:1	81	67	56	446	454		91.7	75.7	87.5	8.3	95.8
Josiah Quincy Upper School	133	549	20. 7	11.9:1	80	62	38	483	495	6.7	75.0	84.2	83.0	17.0	100.0
TechBoston Academy	134	917	14.4	10.7:1	83	39	43	426	435	43.9	86.6	66.7	54.0	44.8	98.8
Snowden International School at Copley	135	489	18.2	11.7:1	90	53	37	454	464	6.5	79.8	73.0	73.0	13.5	86.5
Lawrence High School	136	3218	17.9	12.6:1	76	56	51	467	484	36.4	79.3	62.0	72.0	16.0	88.0
Classical High School	137	1,716	19.2	16.9:1	73	54	56	500	503	47. 2	75.3	62.0	93.9	2.6	96.5
Lynn English High School	138	1,786	19.3	16.1:1	76	56	57	498	493	26.3	72.7	53.6	96.2	0.0	96.2
East Boston High School	139	1,189	17.6	12.3:1	74	61	47	462	463	12.8	73.8	51.3	89.2	9.0	98.2
Boston International High School	140	369	14.6	7.3:1	69	57	46	403	454	25.0	53.0	58.9	93.8	6.3	100.1
Excel High School	141	518	18.6	11.3:1	67	56	36	429	453	10.8	82.9	60.8	95.3	2.3	97.6
Dearborn STEM Academy	142	419	16. 5	11.2:1	70	55	47	408	433	6.7	78.8	61.5	81.6	18.4	100.0
Jeremiah E. Burke High School	143	403	19.3	11.7:1	88	68	33	416	435	0.0	78.2	42.9	67.7	19.4	87.1
Chelsea High School	144	1,360	19.1	11.5:1	67	37	37	481	468	33.3	60.0	59.0	80.6	0.0	80.6
Charlestown High School	145	881	12.5	10.9:1	58	47	18	422	453	30.1	61.6	64.0	85.0	12.5	97.5
The English High School	146	521	15.5	10.9:1	78	43	35	436	448	2. 7	65.3	51.6	69.1	30.9	100.0
Brighton High School	147	586	17.7	12.0:1	72	46	39	412	426	12.7	58.8	54.2	54.4	42.1	96.5
Community Academy of Science and Health	148	368	14.2	9.6:1	53	29	19	413	418	0.0	67.5	65.8	86.8	5.3	92.1
Madison Park Technical Vocational High School	149	887	14.8	9.1:1	59	33	12	428	435	0.0	65.0	43.0	70.9	16.4	87.3

Methodology
This chart ranks public high schools in towns or districts within, or partially within, I-495. To compile the list, we used the most recent data for each school available at press time from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary & Secondary Education. In cases of missing information, we used data from a previous year as necessary.

We omitted highly specialized schools and schools reporting insufficient information, as well as charter schools. To calculate the rankings, statistician George Recck, director of the Math Resource Center at Babson College, analyzed the results, comparing each high school’s data points to the overall average for all schools. He then applied a percentage weight to the standardized value for each school to create an aggregate “score” to determine each high school’s rank.

Research by Samantha Baldwin, Hannah Ebanks, Endre Joseph, Henry Lin-David, Carly Thompson, and Daysia Tolentino

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Calculated the results of the Moscow School Olympiad for the 2021-2022 academic year. It was possible to extract data on 428 schools that have diplomas and certificates from the Moscow School of Education. Honorable mentions, by the way, only for fine arts in 5 classes.

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And so as not to get up twice – immediately the results of the final stage of the 2021-22 school year. There are only 225 schools with prize-winners and winners of the final stage, and the distribution among schools, concentrating on the results of the Olympiads, is clearer than before.

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The time before the start of the school year is a great opportunity to look at the results of the previous one.
For a long time it was not possible to collect data from the municipal stage, and finally it was possible. Not all codes of Statgrad were identified… More, and most of the institutions of vocational education, unfortunately, are not included here, but most of the schools are here.
Data on the number of students was collected in the spring, students travel to schools, so this entire table is, I remind you, quite approximate. So, look at the trends 🙂 Enjoy watching!

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Here are the results of the regional stage of the High School of the last year. Ordered, as usual, by the proportion of students who became prize-winners and winners, to the total number of 9-11 graders. Schools with results turned out to be 510, and only 125 have this indicator above the average percentage, exactly the first four pages.

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I would like the rating in which the school participates, contributed and development. Do you think this is possible, and if so, under what conditions?

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created a spore airfield, new publications will be here and there. Join now! Link https://t.me/eduratings

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So there was a little time to finally calculate the results of the exam in 2021. Just then, new data from the end of December appeared on data.mos.ru. So meet 🙂
To begin with, the list of USE results in … More state and municipal educational organizations, ordered by the ratio of 220 points to the number of 11-graders available on the sites in April 2021.
By tradition, if you have clarifications, write, we will correct.

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Calculated the results of the USE in 2021 for private and non-profit educational organizations.

I made a list, it is ordered by the ratio of 220 points to the number of 11th graders available on the websites in April… More 2021. Excluded from the list:

• organizations with zero 220 points;
• organizations where the number of 160-point students exceeds the number of 11-graders (usually these are schools with a relatively large number of families and correspondence students).

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Well, here it is. I won’t say that it was easy, and there are more schools than last year, and the data is more complicated. Forbes special section

Ranking of the best private schools in Moscow and the Moscow region | Forbes Special Section

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Ranking methodology 2022. Moscow Department of Education and Science. DONM

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RAEX: Rating of the best schools in Russia by competitiveness of graduates

Rating of the best schools in Russia by competitiveness of graduates (according to RAEX data for 2018). The top 100 shows which schools graduates are most likely to get into…

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Rating of the contribution of educational organizations to the quality education of Moscow schoolchildren in the 2020/2021 academic year. Department of Education and Science of the city of Moscow. …

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For the fifth year in this group, I publish various information about the results of schools in olympiads and exams. And I decided to bring the data for 2019-2020 together. Since the available data turned out to be diverse, I made… More rating according to three groups of criteria:

1. Results (7 criteria in total for 65 points:) Olympiad for schoolchildren,

coverage of subject areas of the Moscow School of Education,

unified state exam,

WorldSkills competencies.

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• the number of levels of education in which there are students,
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The Olympiad navigator shows which schools in Moscow are successful in revealing the talent of schoolchildren in various fields. Navigator lists include schools, in. ..

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The general principle of evaluation in most cases is this: schools are ordered according to some parameter, and then the resulting set is divided into … More several clusters of the same size. Schools at the top of the table are assigned the highest score, those at the bottom – 1 point, intermediate points are evenly distributed between them.

For example, the results of the All-Russian region in terms of the share of winners and prize-winners from the total number of students in grades 9-11 are divided into 12 clusters, each with 43-45 schools (it is not always possible to divide quite evenly, the percentage is sometimes the same for many schools). 12 points were given to schools with 1 point out of 8.6 percent of such students…

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And here comes the Forbes ranking. And it is not actually about the rating, because there is no ordering by the number of points scored.

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I present to your attention the results of the municipal stage of the Higher School of Education in Moscow educational institutions. I admit that the further, the more difficult it is to process open data about the Olympiads and the more approximate … More the result becomes.

In the published tables with the results of the municipal stage of the Higher School of Education, firstly, duplicate diplomas were found (everything matches, including the subject and points, but the job identifiers are different), secondly, non-existent Statgrad codes, and finally, the surnames themselves with initials represent insufficient information to state with certainty that the coincidence of surnames and initials is an indication of the same student (previously, open data indicated . .. More

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Canada Private School Ranking 2022 – Canada’s Best Schools

quite a reasonable price for it.

According to local law, non-citizens of the country are free to choose their place of study – international students can attend both public and private educational institutions. But despite the cheapness of the municipality, foreigners still often choose more prestigious and comfortable boarding schools.

Today there are more than 1900 private schools in Canada, each with its own recognizable face and character. Not only curricula differ, but also pedagogical approaches, teaching style, and school philosophy.

To help parents find the right school for their child, education experts annually rank Canada’s best private schools.

Edarabia.com Canadian School Ranking 2022

Only Edarabia.com provided the most recent Canadian School Ranking for the 2021-2022 academic year. Edarabia.com is the #1 educational guide in the Middle East. However, among their ratings there are 49 countries of the world. The portal ranks both universities and secondary schools.

The 2021-2022 Canadian School Rankings includes 428 schools. The filter system allows you to select by the cost of education, the type of curriculum, the city of location, as well as the rating based on the feedback from the parents of schoolchildren. Top 10 by the criterion “reviews” from Edarabia.com is as follows:

Seat	School
1	Richmond Hill Montessori Private School
2	Vincent Massey Academy
3	MacNeill Secondary School
4	Abbotsford Christian School
5	Abbotsford Senior Secondary School
6	Abbotsford Traditional Secondary School
7	ABC Montessori Matheson 9069four
8	Aberdeen Hall
9	Academy Marie-Claire
9	Providence Academy

However, due to the fact that the criterion “parents’ reviews” is very subjective, we still suggest paying attention to the ratings, which take into account more objective data.

Fraser Institute Canadian Private School Ranking

Fraser Institute (FI) is an independent research organization headquartered in Vancouver. FI is engaged in research in all spheres of life that are significant for citizens – such as the economy, healthcare, environmental protection, etc. A separate layer of the center’s work is devoted to education.

FI is the most authoritative organization in Canada, which for many years has been analyzing the activities of educational institutions in the country and, based on the information received, annually presents ratings of educational institutions.

FI statistics for private schools in Canada is presented in the form of several rankings that group schools by type (high school, middle school or junior school) and geographic location.

The position of the school in the rating is determined by the average score received by the educational institution during the state certification. The latest consolidated rating was published based on data for 2018–2019. According to him, the TOP 10 private high schools in Alberta according to the Fraser Institute is as follows.

Seat	School
1	Renert School
1	Rundle College
1	Webber
4	West Island College
5	Edmonton Islamic
6	Bearspaw Christian
7	Calgary Academy Collegiate
7	Strathcona-Tweedsmuir
9	Rundle College Academy
9	Tempo

Repeating places in the table mean that 2 or more educational institutions share the same position.

In total, 253 educational institutions are represented in this rating. The FI online service allows you to group schools by various indicators, such as geographical location, language of instruction, as well as compare schools with each other.

FI’s rankings of the best schools in Canada are especially useful for those who know exactly where they are going to live upon arrival in Canada.

TopPrivateSchools.ca Top 25 Private Schools in Canada

TopPrivateSchools.ca is an online service and research center that evaluates Canadian private schools.

In addition to the main rating, the site contains “tops” of schools in the largest cities of the country (Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary), as well as by type of education (boarding, for boys, for girls, joint).

TopPrivateSchools.ca’s classifications are based on such indicators as academic reputation, athletic program, resource base, and the percentage of graduates who successfully enter universities.

At the same time, there are no winners and losers in the TOP-25 from TopPrivateSchools. ca – the selection of the best private schools in Canada is not ranked, educational institutions are submitted in alphabetical order:

• Appleby College

Bishop Strachan School

• Branksome Hall
• Brentwood College School
• Crescent School
• Crestwood Preparatory College
• Crofton House School
• Elmwood School
• Havergal College
• Lakefield College School
• Lower Canada College
• Meadowridge School
• Ridley College
• Shawnigan Lake School
• St. Andrew’s College
• St. Clement’s School
• St. George’s School
• St. Michaels University School
• Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School
• The Study
• Trinity College School
• University of Toronto Schools
• Upper Canada College
• Vancouver College
• York House School

In general, the following picture emerges for private schools in Canada. Resources that write in one way or another about private schools tend to avoid making classifications. While recognizing the value of the Fraser Institute’s work, Canadian education experts nevertheless insist that no ranking can adequately represent the state of affairs in this area, much less name the best school in Canada.

Schools are simply too different, so the same set of criteria by which one school can be judged is completely inapplicable to another, they argue.

In the light of the information received, it becomes obvious that when choosing an educational institution for your child, you should focus not so much on the statistics of the Fraser Institute or another research center, but on your own preferences in terms of school education.

Read also: US private school rankings

Sources //www.compareschoolrankings.org/
Top 25 private schools in Canada from TopPrivateSchools.ca, https://topprivateschools.ca/top25.asp

Best schools in London, England and Britain – NOBLE

Your plans for the year – sow wheat 7 Your plans for life – teach children

British education is rightfully considered one of the best in the world. The thousand-year-old system of English education has formed an environment for the consistent development of a child’s abilities. Critical thinking, logic, non-standard solutions, analytics, communication are encouraged here.

Networking, necessary for a successful career and financial well-being, starts at an early age: graduates of elite boarding schools in London and Britain form a closed club alumni association, these connections are more reliable than adult acquaintances. Do you want your child to achieve more? Send him to study at an English school in London, Oxford, Kent, Gloucestershire: the choice is great.

1 The best schools in England are of interest to our clients

2 How years of study in British schools are counted

3 At what stage is it possible for a child to study in an English boarding school

4 In what cases is a student visa needed to enter an English school

5 How education is organized in a high school in England

British schools

7 Comparison of UK high school programs

8 What distinguishes the best selective schools in England

9 Is it better – mixed or single-sex private British school

10 What influences the ratings of the best private schools in London, England and Britain

11 Independent ratings of the best schools in the UK

12 Unusual ratings of the best schools in the UK

13 How children live in the best boarding schools in London and England

The best schools in England are of interest our clients

Parents regularly ask us questions about the best boarding schools in England, the cost of studying in London schools, rankings of public and private schools. Noble London cooperates with respectable educational centers that search for the best boarding school in Britain, book a place, help with exam preparation, accommodation and patronage.

We do not claim to be comprehensive about the best public and private schools in London, England and Britain in general. We present a brief outline of the current structure of the UK secondary education system for expats and parents who plan to study their child in England.

How years of study in British schools are taken into account

In fact, study begins at the age of 2 years 9 months – the child begins to comprehend the wisdom of language, counting, elementary skills. The training time lasts plus or minus 11 years. There are three main periods:

At what stage is it possible for a child to study in an English boarding school

Junior school in Britain: education without boarding. Study 5 days a week, accommodation with parents. The form of play prevails. Ratings are not given.

UK Secondary School: public/private full-time, private boarding school. The program includes a full-fledged education in the main disciplines, including the exact sciences, the humanities, languages, and programming.

British aristocrats, politicians and successful businessmen from many countries of the world prefer to study in private boarding schools in England. Learning away from the family brings up responsibility, disciplines, forms useful informal connections among fellow students.

British private boarding schools accept foreign children from the age of 7. The cost of education is £15-50 thousand, regulated by the Board of Trustees, annually adjusted for inflation. Upon admission, the age and level of previous education are taken into account – a child from Russia in Year 7 will enter after the 5th grade and upon reaching 11 years of age.

State boarding schools are designed for 5000+ places, the cost of education is £10-18 thousand. Previously available exclusively to UK citizens. Since 2021, state boarding schools in London and Britain have been accepting children of EU citizens for education.

Full-time education in English public schools is free for any child, as long as the parents are legally in the country.

When do I need a study visa to enroll in an English school

Long-term study visa is issued only on the condition that the child is studying in a British secondary boarding school with permanent residence in a student residence. Each child is assigned a guardian, during the long weekend the children stay in a boarding house or live with British families.

A visa is not required if the child is a full-time student in a public or private English school without permanent residence on campus. The student, as a dependent member of the Dependant family, is attached to adults. It is important that adult non-residents have an open work, investment, study, family visa.

How education is organized in high school in England

The senior level is divided into 2 main programs:

1. GCSE. Compulsory subjects include:

• • English language and literature;
  • foreign languages ​​to choose from;
  • mathematics
  • natural sciences: physics, chemistry, biology.

Additionally, the GCSE program includes subjects at the choice of parents and the profile of the educational institution:

• • humanities: history, art, antiquity, philosophy, ethics, theology, visual arts, music, theater;
  • applied disciplines: politics, business, economics, psychology, geography, design;
  • digital technologies, programming.

2. A-level / IB level the child passes:

• • in the home school;
  • Specialized Sixth Form College;
  • Vocational College.

The teenager gets the right to choose the main disciplines for in-depth education with subsequent studies at the university.

What is the difference between the A-level and IB programs in British schools

The A-level English course provides for a narrow specialization, it is chosen by students who plan to continue their studies at universities in London, England, Scotland.

IB, International Baccalaureate is designed for the study of general disciplines, suitable for admission to a university in any country in the world. If a foreign child is not ready to study at this level, a pre-IB program for 15 year olds is provided (English, mathematics, humanities and natural sciences).

UK High School Comparison

gives the right to choose different directions at the university

	A-level	IB
1 2 years	2 years old
Specialization	narrow
– 3 are studied in depth at level A – 3 at standard level B
Additional subjects / requirements	Choose from economics and programming to pottery and photography	– Theory of Knowledge course; – term paper
The program includes	BTEC (Business and Technology Education Council): is assessed without an exam, a discipline to choose from sports and variety arts to animal husbandry and business Action Service): – creativity – classes in art studios, theater, music; – sports – volunteer activities, participation in social programs 91 A*-F scale the highest score A*	Scale 1-7, the highest score 7 The maximum score in the diploma 45 35-36 points are enough to enter the most prestigious universities in the world
	All universities in the UK Other countries – selectively	Almost all universities in the world: USA, England, France, Spain, Canada, etc. In some cases, replaces SAT and IELTS / TOEFL

What distinguishes the best selective schools in England

Private schools can afford their own selection rules. Selective boarding houses are the selection of the best at the admission level. Students with the highest scores are selected based on the results of exams and interviews.

It is not easy to apply, the application must be submitted at least a year before admission. The best British boarding schools with top ratings like Harrow School begin accepting applications 3 years before the start of their studies, they check the level of preparation with tests for three years.

Selective schools is networking at the highest level: gifted children communicate in a single environment, and all-round development takes place according to the principle of synergy. Graduates of selective colleges get high scores in exams, easily enter the top universities in the UK and the world, join the ranks of great scientists and top managers.

Non-selective schools a priori lose in the average level of students. However, many parents prefer non-selective London and British colleges – there is a more natural, close to reality atmosphere.

Which is better – mixed or single-sex private British school

The average score of graduates of English schools for girls is higher than that of students of mixed schools in London and England. Otherwise, the level of education of private mixed and single-sex institutions is relatively the same.

What influences the ratings of the best private schools in London, England and Britain

Most ratings are carried out by independent media – The Telegraph, The Guardian. The criteria are different. Usually, the results of exams, the percentage of students enrolled in universities, the percentage of those who scored the highest score, the average score of graduates, and other indicators are taken into account.

The media have repeatedly accused the commercial component of the rankings: only British private educational institutions that paid for the ranking are evaluated.

The ratings of the best schools in London and England are not affected by important aspects for parents: the technical equipment of classes and laboratories, the quality of sports equipment, the renovation of classes and rooms in the residence, the level of security, convenience of location, comfort.

Independent rankings of the best schools in the UK

Specialized portals conduct their own research. A detailed overview of the 1200 best schools in London and Britain and analytical materials can be found in The Good School Guide.

The Best-School portal evaluates without listing fees. Top 100 best schools in London, England and Britain according to the results of GCSE and IGCSE with data for 2019 and 2020, see here. Educational institutions in which at least 20 students received the highest scores were taken into account.

The level of preparation of children, the quality of teaching, curricula are regularly checked by the Office of Education Ofsted, for a summary, see here. The best educational institutions receive the status of “outstanding”. Ofsted’s analytical systems allow you to compare data across different regions of the country and areas of London:

Unusual ratings of the best schools in the UK

Sometimes the media and specialized portals offer selections of the best British private schools according to special criteria – the most affordable, the most expensive, the most underestimated.

Britannia Study has revealed the Top 10 Most Expensive Private Boarding Schools in the UK:

The Telegraph has compiled a list of the best private boarding schools in the UK, deliberately excluding establishments paying more than £40,000/year from the assessment:

1. 1. Stewart’s Melville College, Edinburgh. £26,163 boys;
   2. Wychwood School, Oxfordshire. £31,500 girls;
   3. Christ’s College, Brecon, Wales; £31,110 mixed;
   4. Campbell College, Antrim, Northern Ireland. £15,960 cadet for boys;
   5. Queen Mary’s School, Thirsk, North Yorkshire. £27,465 girls;
   6. Mount Kelly, Tavistock, Devon. £32,970 coed;
   7. Loughborough Grammar School, Loughborough, Leicestershire. £34,485 boys;
   8. Truro School, Truro, Cornwall. £30,414 mixed;
   9. Kimbolton School, Kimbolton, Cambridgeshire. £28,560 mixed;
   10. Sl Catherine School, Bramley, Surrey. £31,755 girls.

An exclusive rating of the best schools in London and England based on the results of A-level-2021 was presented by the Britannia Study portal.

How children live in the best boarding schools in London and England

Residences for students are equipped on the territory of the educational institution. Often this is the territory of an old estate with a beautiful park, a swimming pool, a sports complex, spaces for children’s creativity, practical classes in botany, physics, and geometry. Within the boarding house there are workshops, theaters, halls for music lessons, scientific experiments. Girls and boys in a mixed private British boarding house are placed strictly separately.