Summary:
Georgetown, Massachusetts has exactly one middle school, Georgetown Middle School, which serves grades 6–8 and enrolls 187 students as part of the Georgetown district.
Georgetown Middle School is the only middle school option in the city, so it is the entire middle-grade landscape for local families. Its strengths are clearest in the earlier grades: 6th grade ELA proficiency is 51.69%, which is 11.43 points above the state, and 7th grade ELA is 44.71%, 4.80 points above the state. Sixth grade math (44.94%) and 7th grade math (38.10%) also edge past state averages. The school posted large year-over-year gains in 2025–2026, with all-grade ELA up 6.01 points and all-grade math up 11.93 points. That helped it move from 2 stars to 3 stars and from the 49th to the 55th percentile in state rankings (currently 217 of 478), though it remains slightly below its 2023–2024 position of 205 of 493.
The main concerns are in 8th grade and science. Eighth grade ELA proficiency is 24.49%, 17.21 points below the state, and ELA falls sharply from 51.69% in 6th grade to 24.49% in 8th. Eighth grade science is 25.25%, 13.68 points below the state 8th grade average, and science dropped 11.79 points year over year. Civics also slipped from slightly above the state to 33.33%, 6.44 points below. At the all-grade level, ELA (39.71% vs. 40.03%) and math (39.71% vs. 41.11%) are now close to state averages, but science lags by 15.73 points. The student-teacher ratio is 10.9, and free/reduced lunch data is unavailable, so context is limited.
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