Summary:
Four Rivers Charter Public (District) is a single-school Massachusetts district in Greenfield that serves grades 7–12, with 213 students at Four Rivers Charter Public School. Because it has only one school, district and school results are identical. The district is ranked 170 out of 351 statewide, at the 52nd percentile with 3 stars; the school’s more recent rank is 165 out of 353, at the 53rd percentile with 3 stars, down from 5 stars in 2024–2025. The student-teacher ratio is 9.2, and 2020–2021 per-student spending was $20,325. Free/reduced-lunch status is blank/unknown, not 0%.
Academically, the school’s profile is uneven. Science and civics are standouts: 2025–2026 All Grades Science is 52.78% vs. 40.98% statewide, 8th Grade Science is 52.78% vs. 38.93%, and 8th Grade Civics is 62.86% vs. 39.77%. ELA All Grades is slightly above the state at 41.10% vs. 40.03%. Completion outcomes are excellent, with a 100% graduation rate and a 0.0% dropout rate in 2024–2025. Mathematics is the clear weakness: All Grades Math is 26.76% vs. 41.11%, 8th Grade Math is 22.86% vs. 41.67%, and 7th Grade Math is 30.56% vs. 37.48%; 10th Grade Math is closer to the state at 43.24% vs. 43.73%.
Year over year, ELA rose 1.39 points, Math rose 0.37 points, Science rose 7.07 points, and 8th Grade Civics rose 25.72 points. The large rank decline from 5 stars to 3 stars is striking because it happened while ELA and Science improved and Math stayed essentially flat, suggesting the ranking reflects more than these proficiency rates. Families should also note that grade-level scores compare different cohorts across years, and the data set does not include growth metrics, demographic breakdowns, or subgroup results. Overall, the school is small with strong science, civics, and completion outcomes, but mathematics—especially in grades 7–8—is the main area to watch.
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