Quick Facts
Our Students
157
students in grades 9–12
62%
self-identified students of color
All
genders
41
cities and towns represented
PREVIOUS SCHOOL
54% independent, 42% public, 3% parochial, 1% homeschool
TOP HOMETOWNS
Boston, Brookline, Cambridge, Newton, Sharon
Academics and Outcomes
12
students per class on average
95%
AP scores 3 or above; 77% scores 4 or 5 (2024)
1450
average SAT composite score (Class of 2025)
100%
students admitted to a preferred college (Class of 2024)
TOP COLLEGES 2019–2024
Boston College, Brandeis, Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Emory, Harvard, Haverford, Johns Hopkins, New York University, Northeastern, Northwestern, Rhode Island School of Design, Smith, Tufts, UC Berkeley, University of Chicago, UMass Amherst, Washington University in St. Louis, Wellesley
National Merit Scholarship Program
Commonwealth seniors are consistently named National Merit Scholarship winners, finalists, semifinalists, and commended students. Among the Class of 2024, nineteen of the thirty-four students were recognized.
U.S. Presidential Scholars Program
Two recent Commonwealth alumni/ae, from the Classes of 2022 and 2019, progressed to the Semifinalist round of the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program, recognizing exceptional high school seniors across the nation.
I was looking for somewhere I could be challenged and my interests in subjects like English and history could be deepened, which I definitely found at Commonwealth. Everyone here, both teachers and students, is passionate and curious, and it is very inspiring to be in that kind of environment.
Our Faculty
36
faculty members; 21 non-teaching staff members
89%
with advanced degree (31% with doctorate)
5:1
student-to-faculty ratio
1:1
faculty advising program
FACULTY RESEARCH PROJECTS (SAMPLING) 2017–2023
Quantum Interpretations and Entanglement, Middle Eastern Foodways, Artificial Intelligence in Chess, Middle Ages in Africa, American Culture and Politics 1968–Present, History of Chinese Film, Geometry of Second-Degree Curves, Women’s Voices in Latin American Literature, French Existentialist Literature, Gene Expression and Regulation
Tuition and Financial Aid
$1.5M
financial aid granted
$44,740
average financial aid grant
$57,625
tuition and fees
