Summary:
Huntington, Massachusetts has two public schools serving roughly 593 students from pre-kindergarten through grade 12: Littleville Elementary School (grades PK–5, 260 students) and Gateway Regional School (grades 6–12, 333 students), both in the Gateway district, which ranks 218 of 351 Massachusetts districts — the 38th percentile, with 2 stars.
Littleville Elementary School's bright spot is science: 52.78% proficient in 2025–26 versus 40.98% statewide, and 60% in 2024–25 against a state 41.51%. Its 4th grade ELA (47.37% vs 37.43%) and 4th grade math (47.37% vs 43.2%) also beat the state. Math overall is the weak spot at 26.5% vs the state's 41.11%, with 3rd grade at 13.95% and 5th grade at 19.44%. Gateway Regional School is more uneven: Biology (54.55% vs 37.68%), 6th grade math (54.35% vs 42.59%) and 7th grade math (45.28% vs 37.48%) beat the state, while Physics (3.45% vs 46.58%), 8th grade math (17.19% vs 41.67%) and 10th grade ELA (24% vs 45.48%) fall far behind.
Stability also differs. Littleville Elementary School held steady at 2 stars and the 36th–39th percentile across three years, while Gateway Regional School slipped from the 40th percentile (2 stars) to the 24th percentile (1 star). Its graduation rate was 85.3% with a 2.9% dropout rate in 2024–25. Gateway spent $22,375 per student in 2020–21 with a student-teacher ratio of 7.7, versus $17,331 and 10.1 at Littleville, yet outcomes do not track simply with those resources. Free/reduced lunch data is blank for both schools, so economic context is unavailable.
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