Summary:
Dighton-Rehoboth is a five-school Massachusetts district serving roughly 2,541 students across two elementary schools (PK–4), two middle schools (5–8), and one high school (9–12). The district overall ranks 194th of 351 statewide—the 45th percentile, with 2 stars—but that single figure masks real differences among schools: four of the five earned 3 stars in their latest rank history, while Palmer River shows 2 stars and the lowest latest rank percentile (39).
The clearest current-year standout is Dighton Elementary, where All Grades ELA is 42.04% and math 48.75%, both above state, and whose rank percentile climbed from 43 to 57. Dighton Middle School is the most consistently high-ranked (61, 68, 63) with All Grades Science at 48.19% versus state 40.98%. Dorothy L Beckwith posts 8th Grade Civics of 50.91% against state 39.77%. Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School graduates 92.4% of students and beats state in grade 10 science and biology, yet its grade 10 math is 33.33% versus state 43.73%. Palmer River has the weakest ELA results, 34.65% against state 40.03%.
Resources vary modestly: student/teacher ratios run from 11.6 at the high school to 14.4 at Dighton Middle, and 2020–21 per-student spending from $15,478 at Palmer River to $16,946 at the high school. Free/reduced lunch figures are blank for all five schools, so no poverty comparisons are possible. Grade-level swings can be large—Dighton Middle's 7th Grade Math is 46.51% while its 5th Grade Math is 23.53%. Most schools declined from 2024–25 to 2025–26 except Dighton Elementary; the high school's science fell from 62.10% to 42.37%.
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