Summary:
Mashpee, Massachusetts is served by three public schools — two elementary schools covering grades PK–2 and 3–6, and one combined middle-high school covering grades 7–12 — with 1,386 students enrolled across the Mashpee district, which ranks 203 of 351 districts statewide, at the 42nd percentile with 2 stars.
Mashpee Middle-High School is the standout, enrolling 600 students (43.3% of the district) and ranking 131 of 353 schools — the 63rd percentile, with 3 stars. It has climbed for three straight years (from 57th to 63rd percentile) and posts a 92.1% graduation rate, above the district's 89.7%. Its brightest results are at the high school level: 10th grade ELA at 61.43% proficient versus the state's 45.48%, plus above-state science in grades 8 and 10, Biology, and 8th grade Civics. Its weakness is math — 21.79% proficient in all grades and just 12.20% in 7th grade math.
Quashnet Intermediate School (399 students, grades 3–6) is improving, moving from the 36th to the 43rd percentile over three years while remaining at 2 stars. Its all-grade math, 37.14%, beats the district's 31.80%, though it trails the state, and its 4th grade ELA is essentially at the state level. Science swung sharply, from 49.50% to 36.89%. Kenneth Coombs School (387 students, PK–2) has no test scores or rank, as expected; its notable figure is the highest per-student spending at $23,063 (2020–2021). Math is the district's biggest gap: 31.80% versus the state's 41.11%. Free/reduced lunch percentages are blank for all three schools, so poverty context is unavailable, and spending data reflects 2020–2021 rather than current-year figures.
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