Summary:
The city of Middleton, Massachusetts is home to two elementary schools: Howe-Manning and Fuller Meadow. Howe-Manning serves grades 3-6 and has 437 students, while Fuller Meadow serves grades K-2 and has 285 students.
Middleton district data shows that Howe-Manning is the standout school, consistently ranking among the top 25-30% of elementary schools in Massachusetts with a 4-star rating. Howe-Manning's test scores exceed the district and state averages, with 51.79% proficiency in ELA and 51.66% in Math, compared to the district averages of 51.12% and 51%, respectively. The school's science proficiency rate of 70.65% is significantly higher than the district and state averages.
In contrast, the data for Fuller Meadow is more limited, but it appears to be a smaller school with a slightly lower student-teacher ratio of 9.9 compared to Howe-Manning's 10.7. While the available information suggests Fuller Meadow is a solid school, the lack of detailed performance data makes it difficult to fully evaluate and compare it to Howe-Manning. Overall, Howe-Manning stands out as the stronger-performing elementary school in the Middleton district based on the information provided.
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