Summary:
Uxbridge, Massachusetts has four schools — Taft Early Learning Center (PK–3), Whitin Intermediate (4–7), Uxbridge High (8–12), and Gateway to College (9–12) — enrolling 1,623 students in the Uxbridge district, which ranks 167 of 351 in Massachusetts, at the 52nd percentile with 3 stars. Because the schools serve different grade levels, comparing the same grade across schools or against the state is more informative than comparing school-wide averages. Note that free/reduced-lunch figures are blank for all four schools, and spending data is from 2020–2021.
Taft stands out for early-grade proficiency: grade 3 ELA is 59.18% proficient versus 42.79% statewide, and grade 3 math is 57.58% versus 42.19% statewide, with large two-year gains in both subjects. Whitin is strongest in math, above the state in every reported grade (grade 4 math 51.2% vs 43.2% state), but grade 6 ELA is 29.57% versus 40.26% statewide — a clear concern — and its ranking slipped from 4 stars to 3 stars. Uxbridge High has the city's best graduation rate at 94.3% (district 87.8%) and strong grade 10 math (53.51% vs 43.73% state), although grade 8 math, grade 10 science, and physics trail the state.
Gateway to College is a small outlier: only 44 students, $7,562 per student in spending versus $16,841–$18,662 at the other schools, a 56.5% graduation rate, and a 0.0% dropout rate, with no test scores or student-teacher ratio reported. Overall, achievement is uneven — the district is above the state in ELA and math but slightly below in science. The main limits on drawing firm conclusions are the missing lunch data, Gateway's missing test and ratio figures, and Taft's lack of recent ranking history.
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