Massachusetts
Schools in Worcester
63 schools in Worcester, Massachusetts, including 3 charter schools. Filter by level, grade, or type, see them on the map, and compare up to four side by side.
Schools
63
Students
29,733
Elementary
42
Middle
4
High
11
Elementary Schools 42
Chandler Elementary Community
114 Chandler Street · Worcester
Grades K–6402 students14.5 per teacher
Francis J McGrath Elementary
493 Grove Street · Worcester
Grades Pre-K–6200 students11.3 per teacher
Goddard School/Science Technical
14 Richards Street · Worcester
Grades Pre-K–6359 students12.3 per teacher
Learning First Charter Public School
50 Richland St · Learning First Charter Public School
Grades K–8666 students19 per teacher
Our Lady of the Angels Memorial Elementary School
1220 Main St
Grades Pre-K–8149 students12.3 per teacher
Worcester Academic Center for Transition (ACT)
14 New Bond Street · Worcester
Grades 1–649 students3.9 per teacher
Worcester Arts Magnet School
315 St Nicholas Avenue · Worcester
Grades Pre-K–6372 students14.5 per teacher
Worcester Cultural Academy Charter Public School
81 Plantation Street · Worcester Cultural Academy Charter Public School
Grades K–5194 students14.6 per teacher
Worcester Dual Language Magnet School
525 Chandler Street · Worcester
Grades Pre-K–6519 students11.6 per teacher
Middle Schools 4
High Schools 11
Ma Academy for Math and Science School
85 Prescott Street · Ma Academy for Math and Science
Grades 11–1299 students16.5 per teacher
Pre-K Programs 1
Other & Combined Schools 5
Abby Kelley Foster Charter Public School
10 New Bond Street · Abby Kelley Foster Charter Public
Grades K–121,426 students11.3 per teacher
Center for Applied Behavioral Instruction School
345 Greenwood St
Grades 1–12101 students8.4 per teacher
Summit Academy School for Alternative Learners
15 Jamesbury Dr
Grades K–1225 students4.2 per teacher
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School data comes from the U.S. Department of Education: the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) Common Core of Data and EDGE school locations (2024–25) and Private School Survey (2023–24), the Civil Rights Data Collection (2023–24), and EDFacts (test results 2021–22; graduation and chronic absenteeism 2022–23), plus other public sources. Don't see a school? Private, independent, and homeschool programs can request a free listing.