Summary:
Marblehead, Massachusetts has six schools serving prekindergarten through grade 12: two elementary schools (PK–3), three middle schools (Village School grades 4–6, Marblehead Veterans Middle School grades 7–8, and Marblehead Community Charter Public School grades 4–8), and one high school (grades 9–12). Total enrollment is 2,756; the five schools in the Marblehead district enroll 2,564, while the charter enrolls 192 and is its own district. The high school is largest at 861 students, and the charter is smallest at 192. Free/reduced-price lunch data are blank for all six schools.
For academics, Marblehead Veterans Middle School is the standout: in 2025–2026 it ranked 46th of 478 (90th percentile, 5 stars), with ELA 65.58%, math 70.03%, and 8th-grade math 74.71%, the highest single reported score. Lucretia and Joseph Brown School leads elementary with ELA 64.36% and math 66.34%; its math rose 8.18 points year over year. Village School has the top science score at 69.28%, but ELA (53.50%) and math (56.48%) are below district averages. Glover is most volatile, dropping from 70.59% to 56.47% in ELA and 69.12% to 50.59% in math. Marblehead High has 99.2% graduation and 0.0% dropout, and 10th-grade math at 58.64%, but reported 10th-grade science fell 20.41 points.
Overall, every reported 2025–2026 score is above state, though some trail district averages. Marblehead Community Charter Public School improved from 3 stars and 62nd percentile in 2023–2024 to 4 stars and 78th percentile in 2025–2026, and science jumped 14.19 points, but its ELA, math, and science remain below district and above state. Student-teacher ratios range from 10.7 at High and Veterans to 13.2 at Glover, averaging about 11.7. Among five schools with 2020–2021 spending data, the average is about $18,842 per student; Glover is highest at $19,904 and High lowest at $17,787, with Brown not provided. Rank history is incomplete for Village and Brown, and Glover has only a 2002–2003 rank. The three middle schools enroll 1,132 students, about 41.1% of the city total.
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