F Top 97%

Whaling City Junior/Senior High School

Grades 06-12 NEW BEDFORD, MA

Improved 18 spots from last year

#336 State Rank
C- District Grade
455 County Street, NEW BEDFORD, MA 02740
200 Students
23.4 Composite Score

MCAS Test Scores

Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System results

English Language Arts

6% Proficient or Above

Score Trends

Year Subject Grade Proficient+ Advanced
2025 English Language Arts 10 6% 0%
2024 English Language Arts 10 0% 0%
2024 Mathematics 10 0% 0%
2023 English Language Arts 10 7% 0%
2023 Mathematics 10 33% 0%

MCAS is administered annually to students in grades 3-8 and 10. Scores reflect the percentage of students meeting or exceeding grade-level expectations.

Student Demographics

200 students enrolled

Race/Ethnicity

Hispanic 51%
White 23.5%
Black 15.5%

Gender

64.5% Male
35.5% Female

Student Programs

English Learners 13.5%
Free/Reduced Lunch 88%

Location

455 County Street, NEW BEDFORD, MA

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Whaling City Junior/Senior High School's letter grade?

Whaling City Junior/Senior High School has earned a letter grade of F, based on MCAS test scores, attendance, and other performance metrics. This grade represents how the school compares to other Massachusetts Combined schools.

What grades does Whaling City Junior/Senior High School serve?

Whaling City Junior/Senior High School serves students in grades 06 through 12.

Is Whaling City Junior/Senior High School part of a school district?

Yes, Whaling City Junior/Senior High School is part of New Bedford School District. The district oversees multiple schools in the area and provides centralized administration, curriculum standards, and support services.

How are school ratings calculated?

School ratings are calculated using multiple factors including MCAS test scores (proficiency and growth), attendance rates, graduation rates (for high schools), and student-teacher ratios. The composite score is then converted to a letter grade based on statewide percentile rankings.