Summary:
Schools in Holland, Massachusetts consist of a single school: Holland Elementary, an elementary school serving grades PK–6 with 212 students, all within the Holland district. Because the district contains only one school, district-level and school-level MCAS results are identical, so there is no internal district comparison available — only comparisons against the state and across grade levels within the school.
Mathematics is the clear standout. In 2025–2026, 54.69% of all grades were proficient in math versus 41.11% statewide, and every tested grade from 3 through 6 beat the state: 3rd grade at 68.75% vs. 42.19%, 6th grade at 65% vs. 42.59%, 5th grade at 47.22% vs. 39.5%, and 4th grade at 45% vs. 43.2%. English language arts sits near the state overall (41.41% vs. 40.03%) but is uneven by grade: 6th grade ELA is strong at 60% vs. 40.26% and 3rd grade at 53.13% vs. 42.79%, while 5th grade ELA is the notable weak spot at 27.78% versus 38.15% statewide.
Science swung sharply, from 61.11% proficient in 2024–2025 (state: 41.51%) to 41.67% in 2025–2026 (state: 40.98%) — likely cohort variation in a small school. Rankings are stable: 3 stars and around the 60th percentile for three straight years (361 of 899 in 2025–2026), with the district at the 55th percentile. Class sizes are small, with a 10.6-to-1 student-teacher ratio, and per-student spending was $16,879 in 2020–2021; the free/reduced-lunch percentage was not reported in this data.
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