Summary:
Holland, Massachusetts has just one public school: Holland Elementary, an elementary school serving grades PK–6 with 212 students. Because it is the only school in the Holland district, district-level results are identical to the school's results, and no middle or high school appears in this data, so families should expect students to continue elsewhere after grade 6. Academic results come from MCAS Next Generation tests in English Language Arts, mathematics, and science for 2024–2025 and 2025–2026.
Mathematics is the clear strength. In 2025–2026, 54.69% of students scored proficient in math compared with 41.11% statewide — about 13.6 points higher — and every tested grade beat the state. Third grade (68.75%) and sixth grade (65%) stood out, each more than 22 points above the state, and math improved from 49.56% the year before. ELA is more mixed: sixth grade (60%) and third grade (53.13%) were well above state, while fifth grade (27.78%) and fourth grade (35%) fell below. Science was a major strength in 2024–2025 at 61.11%, roughly 19.6 points above state, but fell to 41.67% in 2025–2026, only slightly above the all-grade state figure and just under the state's fifth grade science score.
Statewide, Holland Elementary ranks 361 of 899 schools, about the 60th percentile with 3 stars, and has held near that level for three years; the district ranks 159 of 351, or the 55th percentile. The student–teacher ratio is 10.6, and per-student spending was $16,879 in 2020–2021. Free/reduced lunch data is not available in this extract, and grade-level results come from small cohorts, so year-to-year changes — especially in science — should be read with caution.
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