Summary:
Pembroke, Massachusetts has five public schools in the Pembroke district—three elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school—serving 2,367 students and ranked 136th out of 351 Massachusetts districts (61st percentile, 3 stars).
For parents comparing options, North Pembroke Elementary is the academic standout: 4 stars, 76th percentile among elementary schools, and above district and state in ELA (46.85%), math (65.22%), and science (58.11%). Its math is especially strong, with 4th grade math at 70.69%. Pembroke High School is 3 stars and 69th percentile, with 10th grade ELA at 51.41%, math at 55.75%, and science at 63.22%—science is 22.72 points above the state. Its graduation rate is 96.5% and dropout rate is 1.2%, though its rank slipped from 4 stars to 3 stars, and Biology EOC is 31.13%, below the state’s 37.68%.
The other schools are more mixed. Pembroke Community Middle School is 3 stars and 61st percentile; math (50.55%) is above state but ELA (34.70%) and science (37.71%) are below. Its 8th grade math is 69.14%—27.47 points above state—while 7th grade math is only 33.33%, a 35.81-point gap. Bryantville Elementary (3 stars, 59th percentile) has above-state math (54.59%) and science (56.14%), but ELA is 34.51%, with 6th grade ELA at 18.87%, the lowest score in the data set. Hobomock Elementary (3 stars, 55th percentile) improved from 2 to 3 stars and raised ELA to 40.45%, but its science (38.30%) is below state and its math trails the other elementaries despite the highest per-student spending ($16,584) and lowest student-teacher ratio (11.9). Also, no alternative school is listed, and free/reduced lunch data is blank, so income context is not available in this snapshot.
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