Summary:
Raynham, Massachusetts has three public schools serving students from kindergarten through eighth grade — Merrill Elementary School for grades K–1, Laliberte Elementary School for grades 2–4, and Raynham Middle School for grades 5–8 — all part of the Bridgewater-Raynham district, with 1,563 students enrolled in total and no high school included in the city's list.
Among the two Raynham schools with test results, Laliberte Elementary is clearly the strongest. In 2025–2026 All Grades MCAS, 40.44% of its students were proficient in ELA (district 30.13%, state 40.03%) and 49.18% in math (district 37.58%, state 41.11%), putting it above the state in both subjects and especially far ahead in math. Raynham Middle School trails well behind: 28.48% proficient in ELA and 32.92% in math, both below district and state — a gap of 11.96 points in ELA and 16.26 points in math compared with Laliberte. Raynham Middle's results also swing widely by grade, from 22.94% in 6th grade math, nearly 20 points below state, to 42.69% in 7th grade math, 5.21 points above state. Merrill Elementary has no MCAS records in this data set, so it cannot be compared on proficiency.
Both ranked schools have been declining. Laliberte holds 3 stars with a percentile of 55, down from 65 in 2023–2024, while Raynham Middle dropped to 2 stars and a percentile of 47. The wider Bridgewater-Raynham district ranks 222 of 351. Spending and staffing do not line up simply with results: Merrill spends the most per student ($15,140) but has no test data, Laliberte spends the least ($12,959) yet performs best, and Raynham Middle has the smallest classes (15.8 students per teacher). Free/reduced-lunch percentages are blank for all three schools, so economic context is unavailable and should not be read as zero.
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