In 2010-11, Massachusetts had an overall annual dropout rate of 2.7%. The percentage of students dropping out, however, did vary at the district and individual school level as well as by subgroup. In particular, some districts/schools in the state are seeing a high percentage of male students dropping out each year. Below are the districts with a higher than 5% dropout rate for male students during school year 2010-11.
- Athol-Royalston: 6%
- Boston: 7.4%
- Boston Collegiate Charter: 8.2%
- Boston Day and Evening Charter: 43%
- Brockton: 6.6%
- Chelsea: 6.2%
- Chicopee: 5.6%
- Everett: 5.6%
- Fairhaven: 6.7%
- Fall River: 5.6%
- Fitchburg: 8.5%
- Gardner: 6.5%
- Gill-Montague: 9%
- Harwich: 10.5%
- Haverhill: 8.1%
- Holyoke: 10.2%
- Lawrence: 9.8%
- Littleton: 5.9%
- Lowell: 9.6%
- Lowell Middlesex Charter: 54.4%
- Lynn: 5.4%
- Martha's Vineyard Charter: 9.1%
- New Bedford: 9.1%
- North Adams: 6.7%
- Palmer: 8.4%
- Phoenix Charter: 38.2%
- Provincetown: 11.1%
- Ralph C Mahar: 7.4%
- Revere: 5.4%
- Saugus: 6.6%
- Southbridge: 5.4%
- Spirit of Knowledge Charter: 6.7%
- Springfield: 13.3%
- Taunton: 6.9%
- Waltham: 5.6%
- Ware: 6.5%
- Wareham: 6%
- Webster: 9.1%
- Westport: 5.8%
- West Springfield: 5.5%
*All Data Taken From: www.doe.mass.edu
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