Summary:
Schools in Kingston, Massachusetts comprise two public elementary schools serving the district's K–6 population with a combined enrollment of 1,168 students. Kingston Elementary covers grades K–2 with 523 students, while Kingston Intermediate covers grades 3–6 with 645 students — about 55.2% of the total. No middle, high, or alternative schools appear in this data set. Both schools carry the same Kingston district rating: 157th of 351 in Massachusetts, the 55th percentile, with 3 stars.
Kingston Intermediate is the academic standout and the only school here with MCAS results. It exceeds the state average in every reported subject and year at the All Grades level, with margins ranging from +3.43 points in 2024–25 Mathematics to +19.67 points in 2024–25 Science. Its rank history is stable, sitting around the 60th percentile among comparable Massachusetts elementary schools for three years with 3 stars each year. Grade-level results are uneven but generally above state: Grade 3 ELA (53.01% vs. 42.79%) and Grade 5 Math (52.32% vs. 39.50%) are the strongest relative showings, while Grade 4 Math (43.51% vs. 43.20%) is essentially at the state average. Science dropped from 61.18% in 2024–25 to 46.00% in 2025–26 yet stayed 5.02 points above state.
Kingston Elementary has no MCAS data in this set, which is expected for a K–2 school, so it cannot be compared academically. Its standout features are structural and financial: it spends $13,135 per student versus $12,467 at Kingston Intermediate, about 5.4% more, but has a higher student-teacher ratio of 16.8 versus 15. Note that spending figures are from 2020–21 and may not reflect current budgets, and free/reduced lunch percentages are blank for both schools, meaning socioeconomic context is unknown rather than zero.
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