Summary:
The city of Brockton is home to 11 elementary schools — one K–8, six K–5, and four PK–5 — enrolling 7,915 students in total. The district, Brockton, ranks 329 of 351 districts in Massachusetts (6th percentile, 0 stars), and that context frames every comparison: in 2025–2026, no Brockton elementary school reached the state average in English language arts (40.03%), math (41.11%), or science (40.98%). Test scores are reported for all 11 schools, but free/reduced-lunch data is blank for every one of them, and per-student spending figures date back to 2020–2021.
Louis F Angelo Elementary is the clear standout, with the highest all-grades proficiency in all three subjects — ELA 27.10%, math 31.55%, science 34.97% — and the only 2-star rating (616 of 899, 31st percentile). It is the only school above the district average in all three subjects in 2025–2026. A second tier includes Manthala George Junior School (highest ELA after Angelo, at 26.73%), Mary E. Baker School (science 26.04%, best student-teacher ratio at 14.4), and John F Kennedy (balanced at 22.43% ELA and 25.88% science). Brookfield improved the most year over year in ELA and math but has the lowest science (8.06%). At the other end, Oscar F Raymond has the lowest math (7.31%), and Dr W Arnone Community School the lowest ELA (11.67%) and science (9.09%).
Math is the weakest subject, averaging 16.38% — 24.73 points below the state — with only Louis F Angelo Elementary, Edgar B Davis, and Brookfield above the district math average. Science is a relative bright spot (average 18.92%, above district 17.61%). Resources do not track outcomes: Downey spends the most ($18,720) with a low ratio (14.6) yet scores low, while Edgar B Davis spends the least ($15,361) and posts the second-highest math. Gaps between schools are wide — ELA spans 11.67%–27.10%, math 7.31%–31.55%, science 8.06%–34.97%. Upper-elementary math lags badly in several K–5 schools, and the missing free/reduced-lunch data limits what else can be concluded.
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