Summary:
Schools in Clarksburg consist of a single campus: Clarksburg Elementary, an elementary school serving grades PK–8 with 204 students. Because the Clarksburg district contains only this one school, its school-level and district-level results are identical in every reported MCAS row, and there is no cross-school comparison to make.
Clarksburg Elementary shows real bright spots in 2025–2026. Third grade Mathematics reached 52.38% proficient against 42.19% statewide, about 10.19 percentage points above the state, and 8th grade Science was 44.83% versus 38.93%, roughly 5.90 points above. Eighth grade Civics was 41.38% against 39.77% state, and 8th grade ELA was essentially at the state level at 41.38% versus 41.70%. The school also improved in every reported all-grade subject from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026: ELA rose from 29.10% to 31.82%, Mathematics from 23.88% to 27.41%, Science from 28.95% to 34.62%, and 8th grade Civics from 10.53% to 41.38%. That Civics swing is striking but applies to one grade in a small school, where cohort differences can move results sharply.
Overall, the school remains below state proficiency in all-grade ELA (31.82% versus 40.03%), Mathematics (27.41% versus 41.11%), and Science (34.62% versus 40.98%). Mathematics is the widest gap at 13.70 points, with particularly weak results in 5th, 4th, and 8th grades. Fifth grade Science and 4th, 5th, and 7th grade ELA also lag well behind the state. The latest school rank is 630 of 899 (30th percentile, 2 stars), and the district rating is 1 star at 249 of 351 (29th percentile), with the percentile easing from 35 to 33 to 30 across three years. Context data is limited: free/reduced lunch is not reported, per-student spending of $17,102 dates to 2020–2021, and the student-teacher ratio of 12.3 covers only 2024–2025.
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