Summary:
Schools in Freetown-Lakeville serve students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade across five schools — three elementary, one middle, and one high school — with a combined enrollment of 2,603 students. Elementary grades account for about 48.6% of that enrollment, and the middle and high schools together account for about 51.4%. The district ranks 124th of 351 districts statewide, placing it at the 65th percentile with 3 stars. Because free/reduced-lunch percentages are blank for every school, that information is unknown and should not be read as zero.
Freetown Elementary School is the clearest academic standout, with 2025–2026 ELA at 70.0 and math at 76.25, far above the district (38.81 ELA, 50.19 math) and state (40.03 ELA, 41.11 math). It also improved sharply from the prior year. Apponequet Regional High is the strongest ranked school, holding 4 stars in all three displayed years, with a 97.1% graduation rate and 0.6% dropout rate; its 2025–2026 ELA, math, science, and biology results all exceed district and state. George R Austin Intermediate School is above state in math and science but slightly below district and state in ELA, while Assawompset Elementary School beats the state in both subjects but trails the district's grade-3 averages.
The main concern is Freetown-Lakeville Middle School, whose ELA fell to 34.63 — below district and state — with 6th-grade ELA at 26.99, though its math, science, and civics remain above state. District-wide, math (50.19) and science (50.85) are well above state, while ELA (38.81) sits just below state's 40.03. Spending and student-teacher ratios do not simply explain results: Freetown Elementary's high scores come without the highest spending. The two K–3 schools have no rank history, so their standing rests on test scores alone.
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