Summary:
Mashpee, Massachusetts has one public high school, Mashpee Middle-High School, serving grades 7–12 with about 600 students in the Mashpee district on Old Barnstable Road.
For parents, the school’s results are mixed. Its biggest strengths are at the high-school level and in science. In 2025–2026, 10th grade ELA proficiency was 61.43%, well above the state’s 45.48%. Science was 45.83% across all grades, above both district and state, with 8th grade science, 10th grade science, and Biology End of Course also above state averages. Civics 8th grade reached 44.44%, up from 34.34% the prior year and above state. The graduation rate was 92.1%, above the district’s 89.7%, and the dropout rate was 3.5%, close to the district’s 3.4%. The student-teacher ratio was 9.6, which suggests relatively small classes. The school’s rank improved from 150th of 348 in 2023–2024 to 131st of 353 in 2025–2026, reaching the 63rd percentile with 3 stars, while the district ranked 203rd of 351, at the 42nd percentile with 2 stars.
Mathematics is the clearest concern. All Grades math was 21.79% proficient, below the district’s 31.8% and the state’s 41.11%. 7th grade math was 12.2% versus 37.48% statewide, and 7th grade ELA was 19.51% versus 39.91% statewide. All Grades ELA was 30.94%, below district and state. Science and civics improved year over year, but All Grades ELA and math declined from 2024–2025. Spending per student was $22,936 in 2020–2021, which is dated. Free/reduced-price lunch data is unavailable, so socioeconomic context is limited. Parents may want to ask about math support, the 7th grade transition, and how the school will build on its science and civics gains.
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