Summary:
Schools in Falmouth include seven schools serving prekindergarten through grade 12: four elementary schools — Mullen-Hall, North Falmouth Elementary, East Falmouth Elementary, and Teaticket — plus two middle schools, Morse Pond School (grades 5–6) and Lawrence (grades 7–8), and one high school, Falmouth High (grades 9–12). Total enrollment is 2,866 students, divided roughly 42% elementary, 33% middle, and 25% high school. The Falmouth district carries a single rating of 186 of 351, 47th percentile, 2 stars, but that district-level number hides wide variation among individual schools.
North Falmouth Elementary is the strongest elementary school, with 48.97% proficient in ELA and 57.53% in math in 2025–2026, both above district and state, and 3rd-grade math at 68.42%. It ranks 261 of 899, 71st percentile, 4 stars, and has stayed in the top quartile for two years. Falmouth High is the biggest riser, moving from 43rd percentile (2 stars) in 2023–2024 to 69th percentile (4 stars) in 2025–2026, with 10th-grade scores above state in every reported subject and 92.0% graduation. Morse Pond School has no rank history but posts solid results, including 6th-grade ELA of 47.35% and math of 52.91%.
At the other end, East Falmouth Elementary ranks 593 of 899, 34th percentile, 2 stars, with ELA at 32.39% and math at 34.72%, and year-over-year drops of 10.08 and 6.38 percentage points. Lawrence fell from 73rd percentile (4 stars) to 58th percentile (3 stars) and is below state in all three core all-grade subjects, though 8th-grade civics is a strength at 44.83%. Teaticket has the highest per-student spending, $24,482, and the lowest student-teacher ratio, 8.8, but mid-range outcomes. Free/reduced-lunch data are blank for every school, so economic comparisons cannot be made here.
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