Summary:
The Hawlemont area in Massachusetts contains just one elementary school — Hawlemont Regional, located at 10 School Street in Charlemont — serving grades PK–6 to 71 students as part of the Hawlemont district. Because it is the only elementary school in the area, there are no cross-school comparisons to make here; the meaningful comparisons are this school versus state averages, versus its own district figures, and against its own record over time.
The school is very small, which shapes how its numbers should be read. Its student-teacher ratio for 2024–2025 was a low 7.7, and per-student spending for 2020–2021 was $20,677 (no state average is provided for comparison, and that spending figure is older than the test and staffing data). Free/reduced lunch information for 2024–2025 is blank, so it should be treated as unknown rather than zero. In state rankings, the school stood at 458 of 916 (50th percentile, 3 stars) in 2023–2024, then 512 of 906 (43rd percentile, 2 stars) in 2024–2025, and 537 of 899 (40th percentile, 2 stars) in 2025–2026 — a drift from the median toward the lower-middle range. The district itself ranks 250 of 351, at the 29th percentile with 1 star.
On MCAS Next Generation tests, results are mixed. All-grade ELA rose from 35.29% to 38.89% between 2024–2025 and 2025–2026, leaving it just 1.14 points below the state's 40.03%; 5th grade ELA was above the state at 40% versus 38.15%. Mathematics improved from 14.29% to 27.78% but remains 13.33 points below the state, with 6th grade math the widest gap at 27.27% versus 42.59%. Science swung from 60% (18.49 points above state) to 40% (0.98 points below), a volatility typical of small cohorts. In short: ELA is close to state average and a relative strength, math is the clear weakness, and science is unpredictable. With only 71 students, small shifts in a handful of students can move these percentages substantially.
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