Summary:
The Longmeadow district serves about 2,764 students across six public schools: three elementary schools — Blueberry Hill, Center, and Wolf Swamp Road — two middle schools, Glenbrook Middle and Williams Middle, and one high school, Longmeadow High. There are no alternative schools. The district ranks 52nd of 351 Massachusetts districts — the 85th percentile, with 4 stars.
Glenbrook Middle has the strongest academic profile, ranking 57th of 478 middle schools (88th percentile, 4 stars), with a stable history of 88 → 87 → 88 percentile. It posts the district's top ELA (60.13) and math (69.16) All Grades scores and the highest single grade-level score in the data, 8th grade math at 80.00 — while spending the least per student ($15,076) and carrying the highest student-teacher ratio (12.2). Blueberry Hill leads elementary schools at 84th percentile and has the best science score anywhere in the data (77.42, versus district 63.87 and state 43.07), though its 4th grade is uneven. Williams Middle is steady at 85th percentile and strong in ELA and civics, with math (57.58) below the district's 62.54.
Every reported 2025-2026 MCAS score in every school beats the state average. Science varies most, ranging from 49.15 at Wolf Swamp Road to 77.42 at Blueberry Hill — a 28.27-point spread. Longmeadow High remains strong, with a 97.4% graduation rate and 0.4% dropout rate, but its percentile slipped from 89 to 81 and its ELA, math, and science scores each fell from 2024-2025. Center is stable at 82nd percentile, while Wolf Swamp Road has the lowest current rank (75th percentile), down from 89. Elementary results also vary sharply by grade, so cohort effects matter. Free/reduced lunch data is unavailable for all six schools, so poverty-related comparisons cannot be made.
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