Hampden-Wilbraham

The Hampden-Wilbraham district serves about 2,881 students across six schools — four elementary, one middle, and one high school — and is currently ranked 109th of 351 districts statewide, at the 69th percentile with 3 stars. Enrollment is concentrated in the upper grades: Minnechaug Regional High alone accounts for roughly 34 percent of students, while elementary schools together make up about 44 percent. Note that the free/reduced-lunch field is blank for every school, so no poverty-context comparisons can be drawn from this data.

Three schools stand out above the district's overall rating. Minnechaug Regional High is ranked 83rd of 353 (76th percentile, 4 stars) and beats the state in every reported subject, with 10th-grade math 17.31 points above the state and science 15.30 points above, plus a 96.2% graduation rate and 1.3% dropout rate. Wilbraham Middle has climbed from the 64th to the 74th percentile (4 stars), with 7th-grade math 14.52 points above the state. Green Meadows Elementary shows the clearest improvement, rising from the 52nd percentile in 2023-24 to the 70th percentile and 4 stars in 2025-26, including a 5th-grade math score of 71.74 and science 17.72 points above the state.

Among the remaining schools, Soule Road posted a standout 2024-25 science score of 60.84 but slipped to the 56th percentile / 3 stars in 2025-26, and it has the lowest per-student spending at $15,261. Stony Hill School has the weakest current all-grade results, below both district and state in ELA and math, with no current rank in this file. Mile Tree Elementary serves PK–1, so it has no test scores or rank; it has the highest student-teacher ratio (15.8) and highest spending ($18,066). Early elementary math is a relative weak spot at several schools.