Summary:
Milton, Massachusetts has four elementary schools — Collicot, Cunningham School, Glover, and Tucker — serving grades K–5 (Cunningham and Tucker also serve pre-K), with 2,282 students enrolled in total. The Milton district ranks 35th of 351 districts in the state, putting it at the 90th percentile with 5 stars. Enrollment ranges from 454 at Tucker to 623 at Collicot.
Glover is the steadiest high performer: its state rank has held at 96, 98, and 99 over three years (89th–90th percentile, 4 stars), and in 2025–2026 it posted the group's highest ELA (64.65) and composite (67.15) scores — while spending the least per student ($14,244). Collicot was the 2024–2025 standout, with ELA 70.47, Math 70.81, and Science 81.61, and the best historical rank in the group (48th of 916, 95th percentile, 5 stars); it remains strong in 2025–2026 but its Science fell to 68.81. Cunningham has the lowest student-teacher ratio (12.7) and highest spending ($16,526) and leads 2025–2026 Science at 70.33, though its ELA of 60.59 trails the district. Tucker is smallest and lowest scoring (ELA 57.35, Math 62.75, Science 56.52) but most improved, with rank rising from 270th to 177th and Math up 11.03 points, despite uneven grade-level results such as 4th-grade ELA at 44.78.
Every Milton elementary school outperforms state averages in all reported areas. Science declined at all four schools year over year, and since Science is tested only in 5th grade, small cohort changes can amplify those swings. Spending and class size don't clearly track with results: Glover spends the least but performs at the top, while Cunningham spends the most yet trails. Free/reduced lunch data is blank for all four schools, so socioeconomic context can't be assessed.
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