Suffolk County
- Boston Arts Academy, Boston
- Boston College High School, Dorchester
- Boston Community Leadership Academy, Boston
- Boston Evening Academy Charter, Roxbury
- Boston Latin Academy, Dorchester
- Boston Latin School, Boston
- Boston Technology Academy, Brighton
- Boston University Academy, Boston
- Brighton High School, Brighton
- British School of Boston, Boston
- Cathedral High School, Boston
- Catholic Memorial High School, West Roxbury
- Charlestown High School, Charlestown
- Chelsea High School, Chelsea
- City on a Hill Charter School, Boston
- Codman Academy Charter Public School, Dorchester
- Commonwealth School, Boston
- Don Bosco Technical High School, Boston (defunct)
- Dorchester High School, Dorchester
- East Boston High School, East Boston
- Egleston Community High School, Jamaica Plain
- English High School of Boston, Boston
- Excel High School, South Boston
- Fenway High School, Boston
- Health Careers Academy Charter, Boston
- Holden School, Charlestown
- Hyde Park High School, Hyde Park
- Jeremiah E. Burke High School, Dorchester
- John D. O'Bryant School of Mathematics & Science, Roxbury
- Madison Park High School, Roxbury
- Media and Technology Charter High School, Boston
- Mesivta High School of Greater Boston, Brighton
- Monsignor Ryan Memorial High School, Dorchester
- Monument High School, South Boston
- Mount Saint Joseph Academy, Brighton
- Muriel Sutherland Snowden International School at Copley, Boston
- New Mission High School, Roxbury
- Odessey High School, South Boston
- Phoenix Charter Academy, Chelsea
- Revere High School, Revere
- Roxbury Charter High Public School, Roxbury
- Roxbury Latin School, West Roxbury
- Savio Preparatory High School, East Boston (defunct)
- Seacoast School, Revere
- St. Clare High School, Roslindale
- The Newman School, Boston
- West Roxbury High School, West Roxbury
- Winthrop High School, Winthrop
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