Summary:
Gill, Massachusetts is a small town in Franklin County, and this data set lists just one public school serving the area: Gill Elementary, an elementary school covering grades K–6 with 110 students in the Gill-Montague district. Because there is only one school, there is no cross-school comparison to make here — but there is a great deal worth knowing about how this school stacks up against its own district and the state.
Academically, Gill Elementary performs well above its district. In 2025–2026, all-grade ELA proficiency was 43.08% versus the district's 24.88% and the state's 40.03%, and math was 39.39% versus 22.03% district and 41.11% state. Science is the standout subject: 55% proficiency in 2025–2026 and 69.23% in 2024–2025, both well above the state figure. At the grade level, 3rd grade ELA reached 57.14%, 5th grade math 50%, 6th grade ELA 53.33%, 6th grade math 46.67%, and 5th grade science 55%. The school has held a 3-star rating for three straight years, ranking at the 55th percentile in 2025–2026 and the 63rd in each of the two prior years — a sharp contrast with the Gill-Montague district's 1-star rating and 19th percentile rank (285 of 351).
The clearest weak spot is 4th grade in 2025–2026: ELA at 18.75% and math at 17.65%, both below the state and, in ELA, below the district. Scores also slipped year over year across subjects. Parents should keep in mind that with only 110 students, grade-level percentages rest on small numbers of children, so a single year's result can swing widely and multi-year patterns are more informative. Per-student spending was $21,412 in 2020–2021, and the free/reduced lunch rate was not reported for 2024–2025.
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