Summary:
Attleboro, MA is home to five elementary schools — Hyman Fine Elementary School, A. Irvin Studley Elementary School, Hill-Roberts Elementary School, Peter Thacher Elementary School, and Thomas Willett Elementary School — all serving grades K–4 within the Attleboro district, which ranks 214 of 351 Massachusetts districts at the 39th percentile with 2 stars. Together they enroll 2,096 students, from 472 at Hyman Fine down to 372 at Studley.
Hyman Fine is the standout: the highest ELA (46.15%) and math (44.10%), the only 3-star school in 2025–26, and a rank that climbed from 535 of 916 (42nd percentile) to 392 of 899 (56th percentile). Studley is the most improved, the only school up in both ELA (39.29 to 43.42) and math (36.88 to 40.13), and it posts the group's top 3rd-grade ELA score at 50.65%. Peter Thacher is a math specialist — 43.50% overall math and the best 4th-grade math at 47.78% — but its ELA (37.29%) trails the state and its rating slipped from 3 stars to 2. Hill-Roberts shows a sharp grade-level split: the top 3rd-grade math (47.22%) alongside 4th-grade math at 32.26%, a 14.96-point gap. Willett lags on every measure — lowest ELA (34.90%), lowest math (32.89%), lowest rank (588 of 899, 35th percentile), and three straight years of decline.
Across the group, 3rd grade outperformed 4th grade in both subjects (ELA 44.52 vs. 37.64; math 42.15 vs. 38.00), with Hyman Fine and Peter Thacher as exceptions. Spending and class size show no simple link to results: Hyman Fine has the lowest per-student spending ($13,623) and the highest student-teacher ratio (17.4) yet the strongest outcomes, while Willett spends $16,688 and Studley $17,982. Free/reduced-lunch data is unavailable for all five schools and should not be read as a weakness.
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