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All-boys schools in Massachusetts

21 statewide. Schools that told the 2023-24 federal survey they enroll boys only.

The 21 largest

SchoolCityGradesStudentsPer teacherAffiliation
St. Johns Preparatory SchoolDanvers6-121,45310.1Roman Catholic, all-boys
Boston College High SchoolDorchester7-121,43913Roman Catholic, all-boys
Xaverian Brothers High SchoolWestwood7-1296614.6Roman Catholic, all-boys
St. John's High SchoolShrewsbury7-1291612.1Roman Catholic, all-boys
Catholic MemorialWest Roxbury7-1260512.5Roman Catholic, all-boys
St. Sebastians SchoolNeedham7-123885.2Roman Catholic, all-boys
The Fenn SchoolConcord4-93106.6Nonsectarian, all-boys
Hillside SchoolMarlborough4-91404.8Nonsectarian, all-boys
Sparhawk AcademyMills3-8957.3Roman Catholic, all-boys
Nativity School of WorcesterWorcester5-85914.8Roman Catholic, all-boys
Nativity Preparatory SchoolJamaica Plain5-8547.3Roman Catholic, all-boys
Seven Hills/Stetson SchoolBarre5-12522.9Nonsectarian, all-boys
Mesivta High School of Greater BostonBrighton9-12506.7Jewish, all-boys
Nativity Preparatory School New BedfordNew Bedford5-8477.1Nonsectarian, all-boys
St. Paul's Choir SchoolCambridge3-8404Roman Catholic, all-boys
Whitney AcademyEast FreetownUngraded384.8Nonsectarian, all-boys
Yeshiva Ohr Yisrael High School for BoysChestnut Hill9-12382.7Jewish, all-boys
Valley View SchoolNorth Brookfield6-10343.4Nonsectarian, all-boys
Brandon School & Residental TreatmentNatick3-12332.8Nonsectarian, all-boys
Seaport AcademyChelsea8-12246Nonsectarian, all-boys
Stevens SchoolSwansea7-12186Nonsectarian, all-boys

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