Summary:
Hampshire, Massachusetts contains just one public high school — Hampshire Regional High in Westhampton — which serves grades 7 through 12 and enrolls 718 students. Because it is the only high school in the area, parents have no local high school to compare it against; the most useful benchmarks are Massachusetts state averages and the school's own results over time. It reports a student/teacher ratio of 9.9 and per-student spending of $22,026 for 2020–2021.
The school's strongest results are its completion metrics. In 2024–2025 it graduated 97.9% of students with a 1.0% dropout rate, both better than the Hampshire district figures of 97.1% and 1.9%. Several test results also beat the state: 7th grade math was 45.45% proficient against a state average of 37.48%, and 10th grade math at 43.24% was essentially level with the state's 43.73%. In 2024–2025, Biology All Grades was 47.12% proficient, 8.10 percentage points above the state average, though the grouping changed the following year and the two Biology figures are not directly comparable.
Most other proficiency results fall below state averages. In 2025–2026, 10th grade ELA was 32.48% proficient versus a state average of 45.48%, 8th grade math was 28.26% versus 41.67%, 10th grade science was 31.86% versus 40.50%, and Biology End of Course was 27.35% versus 37.68%. Math outcomes vary widely by grade, and ELA gets weaker in the upper grades. The school's rank also dropped, reaching 141st of 349 (60th percentile, 3 stars) in 2024–2025 before falling to 210th of 353 (41st percentile, 2 stars) in 2025–2026. The Hampshire district ranks 223rd of 351, and free/reduced lunch data is not available.
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