Summary:
Harvard, Massachusetts has one middle school, The Bromfield Middle School, serving grades 6–8 with 244 students. It is part of the Harvard district. Because there is only one middle school in the area, there are no local peer comparisons; instead, families can compare the school to the district and state averages.
The school is a top-decile, 5-star performer. The district ranks 19th of 351 districts (95th percentile, 5 stars). The school itself ranked 32nd of 478 schools in 2025–26 (93rd percentile, 5 stars), after ranking 38th in 2024–25 and 13th in 2023–24. It has remained 5 stars across all three years. In 2025–26 MCAS, proficiency was 71.30 in ELA, 67.93 in math, 75.64 in science, and 75.64 in civics (8th grade). All were far above state averages—for example, ELA was 31.27 points above state and math 26.82 points above state. The student-teacher ratio is 10.2 students per teacher. Free/reduced lunch data is not reported.
Year-over-year, math improved by 5.48 points (state +0.37), and civics rose 8.97 points. ELA declined 3.17 points but still remained 31.27 points above state. Science was essentially flat (-0.36). The lowest reported score is 7th grade math at 52.63, which is still 15.15 points above state but 24.75 points below 6th grade math. Science and civics are especially strong, both at 75.64 for 8th grade. The school’s all-grades science was 0.62 points below the district in 2025–26, a small exception. Overall, it is a small, high-performing middle school with strong results across subjects.
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