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McKay K-8 School

Public School

Level: 1

Grades: PK - 08

Address: 122 Cottage Street, East Boston, MA 02128

Phone: (617) 635-8510

Website: "http://www.bostonpublicschools.org"

District: Boston

670
Total Students
#429
of 501 in 2024

Academic Performance

EZ Schoolz Rating
44
out of 100
State Ranking
Ranked 429 of 501 (2024)
Among schools at the same level in the state

Test Scores

MCAS Next Generation

English Language Arts • Grade All grades • 2023

Percent of Students Meeting Standard 15.7%

Performance Distribution

Level 1 (Below)
152 students (33.0%)
Level 2 (Approaching)
236 students (51.3%)
Level 3 (Met)
66 students (14.3%)
Level 4 (Exceeded)
6 students (1.3%)

Student Body

Total Students
670
Diversity
Low
Simpson index 23/100

Race & Ethnicity

  • Hispanic / Latino 87.0% (583)
  • White 8.2% (55)
  • Black 3.4% (23)
  • Asian 0.7% (5)
  • Two or More Races 0.6% (4)

Reviews

1.0 /5

Based on 2 reviews

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Student
June 02, 2019

"I was a student 60 years ago. It was a brutal, hard, dreary experience. Back then Italians made up the surrounding community mostly low- middle class working families. We were intimidated, punished physically & written off as the fodder of society losers lucky to get through Jr. High relegated to dead end menial existence. There were no teacher/students relationships other than stern, authoritarian rule. The teachers were the losers. They lacked enthusiasm, creativity & engagement. I guess it was a dead end for them too. Luckily, I & others made it out of that abysmal system to go on to succeed & use that experience as a measure of how not to interact with others. Sad, it seems the Donald McKay is still locked in the past serving as a dumping ground for predetermined, underachieving, students sentenced there rather than embraced & engaged in early phases of a lifelong learning adventure."

Student
June 02, 2019

"I was a student 60 years ago. It was a brutal, hard, dreary experience. Back then Italians made up the surrounding community mostly low- middle class working families. We were intimidated, punished physically & written off as the fodder of society losers lucky to get through Jr. High relegated to dead end menial existence. There were no teacher/students relationships other than stern, authoritarian rule. The teachers were the losers. They lacked enthusiasm, creativity & engagement. I guess it was a dead end for them too. Luckily, I & others made it out of that abysmal system to go on to succeed & use that experience as a measure of how not to interact with others. Sad, it seems the Donald McKay is still locked in the past serving as a dumping ground for predetermined, underachieving, students sentenced there rather than embraced & engaged in early phases of a lifelong learning adventure."

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