Marblehead High School

Marblehead, Massachusetts

School Profile

In 2010, the Boston Magazine ranked Marblehead High School among the top 25 best public high schools in Massachusetts. MHS offers a variety of activities, at all grade levels, during all seasons. Eligibility requirements are published in the Student Handbooks annually. In the 2010-2011 school year, these student activity and athletics programs produced a Mock Trial Team State Semi-Finalist, the North Shore Science League Champions and State Champions in Girls' Skiing, Swimming, Boys' Ice Hockey and Sailing!

The mission of Marblehead High School is to provide a safe, respectful environment in which all students are challenged to achieve their fullest intellectual, physical and social development and to accept responsibility for their learning.

Community Information

The town of Marblehead, Massachusetts is a coastal community of 19,808 residents located 18 miles north of Boston. Today, its quaint narrow streets and historic 17th and 18th Century buildings are characteristic of Marblehead’s historic roots, dating back to its founding in 1629. In Marblehead, one doesn't just reflect on the town's historic past - it is experienced every day.

Student Population:	Number of Students:	Teacher/Student Ratio:
Co-educational	950	1:13


ESL Programs:	IB Programs:	Offer Diploma:
No	No	Yes

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Partial List of College and University Acceptances:

Rhode Island School of Design, Franklin Pierce University, The University of Tampa, University of Chicago, Harvard University, Chapman University, University of San Diego, Emerson College, Lynn University, University of Vermont, Colombia College, Bunker Hill Community College, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Norwich University, Suffolk University, Tufts University, Massachusetts College of Liberal Art, American University, Pennsylvania State University, Curry College, Boston University, University of New Hampshire, New York University

PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL