Summary:
Conway, Massachusetts has just one public school in this data set: Conway Grammar, an elementary school serving grades PK–6 with 152 students enrolled; no middle, high, or alternative schools are listed for the city, so the Conway district operates as a single-school district and its district scores match the school's scores exactly.
Conway Grammar stands out as a high-performing school. The Conway district ranks 68 of 351 in Massachusetts, in the 81st percentile, with 4 stars. The school's own rank history shows 3 stars at the 63rd percentile in 2023–2024, then a jump to 4 stars at the 81st percentile in 2024–2025, holding 4 stars at the 79th percentile in 2025–2026. In 2025–2026, it exceeded the state average in every reported MCAS subject and grade level. All-grade results were 58.57% proficient in English Language Arts versus 40.03% statewide, 59.72% in Mathematics versus 41.11%, and 58.82% in Science versus 40.98%. Third grade was especially strong: math at 86.67% against 42.19% statewide, and ELA at 73.33% against 42.79%.
Performance was not uniform across grades. The smallest margins above state were 6th grade math (+5.24 points), 5th grade ELA (+5.60), and 5th grade math (+7.56)—still above average, but closer. Year over year, all-grade ELA slipped from 65.82% to 58.57%, while math rose slightly from 58.23% to 59.72% and science eased from 60.00% to 58.82%. With only 152 students spread across PK–6, grade-level percentages rest on small cohorts and can swing widely. The student-teacher ratio is a low 7.8, and per-pupil spending was $25,634 in 2020–2021. The free/reduced-lunch field is blank in this file and should not be read as 0%, and no state or peer averages for spending or ratios are provided, so socioeconomic and resource comparisons are limited.
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