Summary:
Carver, Massachusetts has two public schools — Carver Elementary School serving grades PK–5 and Carver Middle/High School serving grades 6–12 — enrolling 1,476 students combined in the Carver district. The district ranks 237 of 351 statewide, at the 32nd percentile with 2 stars, and both schools also carry 2-star ratings, with school-level rankings near the 40th–42nd percentile in their respective comparison groups.
Carver Middle/High School posts the strongest outcomes: a 97.8% graduation rate, above the district's 95.8%, and a 1.1% dropout rate matching the district. It also has the lower student-teacher ratio, 9.6 versus 14 at the elementary school, and higher per-student spending of $18,120 versus $16,216. Science is strong at the all-grades level (44.05%, above the state's 40.98%) and in 8th grade (44.05% versus the state's 38.93%), while 7th-grade ELA (41.90%) and math (39.81%) beat both district and state. But all-grades math is 31.89%, below the district's 36.69% and the state's 41.11%; 10th-grade science is only 21.62% against the state's 40.50%; and 8th-grade civics is 20.48% against the state's 39.77%.
Carver Elementary School stands out mainly in math: 41.32% at the all-grades level, essentially at the state's 41.11% and above the district's 36.69%, with 4th-grade math at 49.66% versus the state's 43.20%. Its ELA (32.23%) and science (38.54%) trail the state, and 3rd-grade math (31.15%) and 5th-grade ELA (29.17%) lag well behind state figures. ELA is a district-wide weakness at 32.11% versus the state's 40.03%. Free/reduced-lunch data is unavailable for both schools.
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