Summary:
Hadley, Massachusetts has three listed schools serving about 1,102 students: one elementary school for grades PK–6, one combined middle/high school for grades 7–12, and one K–12 charter/alternative school, split between the Hadley district and the Pioneer Valley Chinese Immersion Charter (District).
The academic standout is Pioneer Valley Chinese Immersion Charter School, the largest school here at 584 students. It posts the highest proficiency in every major subject for 2025–2026 — ELA 63.12, Math 65.45, and Science 68.13, all far above the state's 40.03, 41.11, and 40.98 — plus a 100.0% graduation rate and 0.0% dropout rate. Hadley Elementary is also above state in all three subjects (ELA 49.34, Math 51.66, Science 64.44), with Science its strongest result, and its rank rose to the 70th percentile. Hopkins Academy is the concern: its 2025–2026 all-grade proficiency is below state in ELA (35.21), Math (28.36), and Science (31.25), with 8th-grade ELA at 18.75 and 10th-grade Science at 15.00.
Parents should note that the Hadley district's averages — ELA 45.06, Math 44.05, Science 51.22 — sit between two very different schools. Hopkins Academy declined sharply from the prior year (Science down 28.27 points) and its rank fell from the 79th percentile to the 57th, even though its 92.9% graduation rate and 2.4% dropout rate remain solid. Hopkins also has the lowest student–teacher ratio (7.3) yet the weakest current results, while Hadley Elementary has the highest ratio (11.9) and stronger outcomes. Per-student spending is tightly clustered (about $800 apart) but dates to 2020–2021, so treat it as historical context only. Free/reduced-lunch data is missing for all three schools, limiting socioeconomic comparisons.
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