Summary:
Randolph, MA is a district of six schools — four elementary, one middle, and one high school, with no alternative schools — serving about 2,875 students, and while the Randolph district as a whole is labeled near the bottom of the state (rank 323 of 351, 8th percentile, 0 stars), that single district label hides enormous differences among the individual schools.
North Randolph Elementary School is the clear standout: 42nd percentile, 2 stars — the only 2-star school here — with all-grade math proficiency of 42.11%, slightly above the state's 41.11%, and third-grade math at 65.85% versus 42.19% statewide, though its ELA and science stay below state. At the other end, Martin E Young Elementary has 0 stars, sits at the 2nd percentile, and posts single-digit proficiency in ELA (8.78%), math (9.40%), and science (9.80%). Between them are four 1-star schools: Randolph High (26th percentile), Randolph Community Middle (18th), Margaret L Donovan (14th), and J F Kennedy Elementary (13th).
Trends diverge. Randolph High has climbed from the 15th to the 26th percentile, with grade-10 math at 37.13%, but grade-10 science (17.36%) and physics (11.65%) lag far behind state rates of 40.50% and 46.58%. The middle school slipped from the 36th percentile two years ago to 18th, and Donovan fell from 28th to 14th after its 2024–25 math and science results dropped sharply. Spending does not track outcomes: J F Kennedy has the highest per-student spending ($25,979) but a 13th-percentile rank, while North Randolph has the second-lowest ($19,572) and the best results — though that spending data is from 2020–21. Free/reduced-lunch percentages are unavailable for every school.
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