Summary:
Leominster is a Massachusetts district with 11 schools — 5 elementary, 2 middle, and 4 high — serving about 6,032 students, and the district as a whole ranks 227 out of 351 statewide, placing it in the 35th percentile with 2 stars. That district profile matters because it frames the school-level results: there are some strong individual schools here, but the district overall sits below the state average on key proficiency measures.
The clearest standout is Fall Brook, a 4-star elementary school at the 78th percentile, above the state in ELA (55.9% vs 40.0%), math (60.9% vs 41.1%), and science (49.6% vs 41.0%). Johnny Appleseed is 3 stars at the 58th percentile and posts the highest elementary science proficiency in the data set at 50.9%. Both middle schools — Sky View and Samoset — sit at the 56th percentile with 3 stars, and their 8th-grade math, ELA, and Civics results often beat the state.
The high-school level is the district's biggest weakness: grade-10 ELA, math, and science are all well below state, with science falling sharply from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026. One bright spot at Leominster High is Biology End-of-Course proficiency at 47.8%, above the state's 37.7%. Meanwhile Center For Technical Education Innovation has only 1 star and low test scores but the best completion metrics — a 93.0% graduation rate and 1.4% dropout rate. At the other end, Northwest is the lowest-ranked elementary at the 21st percentile with 1 star, below district and state in all three subjects. Note some gaps: free/reduced lunch is not reported, spending data is from 2020–2021, Priest Street is K-only with no MCAS results, and Leominster Academy has no test, rank, or spending data.
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