Summary:
Pentucket is a Massachusetts district serving roughly 2,238 students across six schools — four elementary, one middle, and one high school — covering prekindergarten through grade 12, and it ranks 131st of 351 districts (63rd percentile, 3 stars).
The clearest academic standout is Dr John C Page School, the only Pentucket school with 4 stars in all three reported years and the strongest elementary all-grade proficiency in ELA, Math, and Science in both 2024-2025 and 2025-2026. Its grade-level peaks are exceptional — 5th grade Math 80.65 and 6th grade Math 72.41 — though its 3rd grade ELA and Math fall below district and state. Pentucket Regional Senior High also posts strong outcomes: a 98.7% graduation rate and 1.3% dropout rate, with 2025-2026 scores above state in ELA 10 (59.86), Math 10 (48.28), Science 10 (42.54), and Biology (46.76). Still, its rank slipped from 81st percentile/4 stars to 68th percentile/3 stars as 10th-grade proficiency fell notably in all three subjects.
Elmer S Bagnall is mixed: strong 3rd and 6th grade results, but 5th grade Math 29.69 and Science 34.38, with all-grade Science dropping from 60.87 to 34.38. Helen R Donaghue School improved from 2 to 3 stars and now beats state in ELA and Math, but remains the lowest-ranked ranked school at 398 of 899 and is below district in every all-grade subject. Pentucket Regional Middle sits near state average but below district in Math, Science, and Civics 8. Science is polarized district-wide — Page at 67.74 versus Bagnall, Donaghue, and the middle school all below the state figure of 40.98. Dr Frederick N Sweetsir serves PK–2, has no test or rank data, and has the highest per-pupil spending ($18,455). Free/reduced lunch data is blank for every school, so socioeconomic context cannot be analyzed, and large grade-level swings mean school-wide averages can hide real differences.
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