Summary:
Milford, Massachusetts has three public elementary schools serving grades K–5 — Brookside and Memorial for grades K–2, and Woodland for grades 3–5 — with a combined enrollment of 2,049 students in the Milford district, which is rated 1 star and ranked 289 of 351 districts statewide, at the 18th percentile. Woodland is by far the largest, with 1,036 students (50.6% of the elementary total), followed by Brookside at 578 (28.2%) and Memorial at 435 (21.2%).
Woodland is the only one of the three with MCAS results in this data, so it carries the academic picture; Brookside and Memorial serve K–2 and have no test scores here. Woodland's strongest relative showing is math and science: in 2025–2026, Math proficiency was 30.61% (4.51 points above the district) and Science 37.82% (6.60 points above the district), while ELA was 25.98%, fractionally below the district. Against the state, all subjects trail, with ELA furthest behind — 4th grade ELA was 16.77%, about 20.66 points below the state and the lowest reported score in this group. Science peaked in 2024–2025 at 42.67%, above the state's 41.51%, then fell to 37.82%. Woodland ranked at the 29th percentile (1 star) in 2025–2026, down from 33rd percentile (2 stars) the year before, but still above the district's own 18th percentile.
Resources differ notably among the three: Woodland has the lowest per-student spending ($16,302) and the highest student-teacher ratio (12.2), while Brookside has the highest spending ($17,309) and Memorial the lowest ratio (10.4), with $17,002 per student. Spending figures come from 2020–2021 and ratios from 2024–2025, so they cover different periods, and free/reduced-lunch data is blank for all three, leaving economic context unavailable.
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