Summary:
Ashburnham-Westminster, MA is home to just one high school serving grades 9–12: Oakmont Regional High School, a 633-student school in the Ashburnham-Westminster district. Because it is the only high school in the area, there is no side-by-side comparison to make — Oakmont's results are the area's high-school results, and its high-school figures are nearly identical to the district's, which is what you would expect from a single-school district.
Oakmont's strongest selling points are its completion outcomes and its science and English results. It earned 3 stars in each of the last three school years, ranking 137 of 353 schools (61st percentile) in 2025–2026, 116 of 349 (67th percentile) in 2024–2025, and 151 of 348 (57th percentile) in 2023–2024. The graduation rate is 98.7%, slightly above the district's 98.0%, and the reported dropout rate is 0.0%. In 2025–2026, 10th graders scored 48.25% proficient in Science versus 40.5% statewide, and 50.33% in ELA versus 45.48% statewide — with Science 7.75 points and ELA 4.85 points above the state.
Two areas are worth watching. Tenth-grade Mathematics came in at 43.05%, just below both the district (43.14%) and the state (43.73%), after being 3.02 points above the state the year before. Biology End of Course was 32.73% versus 37.68% statewide. Scores declined year over year in ELA, Mathematics, and Science — more than the state's declines — and the ranking slipped from the 67th to the 61st percentile, though it remains above 2023–2024. Context is limited: the free/reduced-price lunch field is blank, spending per student is $15,487 for 2020–2021, and the student/teacher ratio is 13.6 for 2024–2025.
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