Summary:
Longmeadow, Massachusetts is home to six public schools — three elementary, two middle, and one high school — serving roughly 2,764 students in a district ranked 52nd of 351 Massachusetts districts, placing it in the 85th percentile with 4 stars. Enrollment ranges from 327 students at Glenbrook Middle to 897 at Longmeadow High, which alone accounts for about a third of all students. Reassuringly, every one of the six schools exceeds the state average in every reported 2025-2026 MCAS subject, making this a consistently high-performing district rather than one with a few bright spots.
The academic standout is Glenbrook Middle, which holds the highest 2025-2026 rank of the six schools (88th percentile) and the strongest middle school math results — 69.16% proficient in All Grades Math versus 57.58% at Williams Middle, an 11.58-point gap that widens to 20.37 points in 8th grade math. Blueberry Hill leads the district in science at 77.42%, well above the 66.5% district average, while Center is the steadiest elementary option, holding around the 80th–82nd percentile for three straight years. Williams Middle has a civics edge (67.86%) and raised science by 11.61 points, and Longmeadow High reports a 97.4% graduation rate and a 0.4% dropout rate.
Wolf Swamp Road is the clearest area of concern: despite the highest per-student spending in the dataset ($17,429), it has the lowest 2025-2026 rank percentile among the six schools (75th) and the weakest science result (49.15%), 28.27 points below Blueberry Hill and 17.35 points below district. Its 5th grade ELA and math both sit at 42.37%. High school rank has also drifted from the 89th to the 81st percentile over three years. Families weighing options should note that spending and outcomes do not move together in this data.
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