Elementary Schools in Pembroke

Elementary schools in Pembroke, Massachusetts are made up of three schools — North Pembroke Elementary (PK–6, 518 students), Bryantville Elementary (K–6, 421 students), and Hobomock Elementary (K–6, 385 students) — all part of the Pembroke district, which ranks 136 of 351 districts statewide (61st percentile, 3 stars). Together they enroll 1,324 students in this suburban community south of Boston.

North Pembroke Elementary is the clear academic standout and the only school above both district and state in all three subjects in 2025-2026: ELA 46.85%, Math 65.22%, and Science 58.11%. Its math score is 24.11 points above the state, and it has held a 4-star rating across all three years of rank history. Bryantville Elementary is strong in Math (54.59%) and Science (56.14%), both above district and state, but its ELA is a concern at 34.51% — below district and state — and falls from 51.85% in 3rd grade to 18.87% in 6th grade, the lowest score in the data set; its ELA dropped 11.96 points year over year. Hobomock Elementary is the improvement story, moving from 2 stars to 3 stars and gaining 7.72 points in ELA (40.45%), though its Math and Science remain below district levels.

Science is the biggest divider: in 5th grade, North Pembroke and Bryantville are both above district and state, while Hobomock sits 13.37 points below district. A counterintuitive note for parents: Hobomock has the smallest classes (11.9 student-teacher ratio) and the highest per-student spending ($16,584), yet the lowest Math and Science proficiency — though that spending figure is from 2020-2021 and is not evidence of causation. Free/reduced lunch data are blank for all three schools, so they are unknown and cannot be used for comparison.