Summary:
Randolph, Massachusetts is served by four elementary schools — J F Kennedy Elementary, Margaret L Donovan, Martin E Young Elementary, and North Randolph Elementary School. All four run through grade 5, with J F Kennedy and North Randolph starting at PK and Donovan and Young starting at K. Together they list 1,470 students. The Randolph district ranks 323rd of 351 districts statewide, at the 8th percentile with 0 stars, and its average proficiency in English Language Arts, Math, and Science trails Massachusetts in both years reported.
North Randolph Elementary School stands out. It is the smallest school at 282 students but the strongest in every all-grade subject in both years and in every reported 2025-2026 grade-level result, with 2025-2026 proficiency of 33.83% in ELA, 42.11% in Math, and 34.88% in Science. Its Math result is the only all-grade subject among the four schools above the state average (41.11%), and it holds the best rank and only 2-star rating in the group (518 of 899, 42nd percentile). Its 3rd Grade Math is especially notable at 65.85%, versus the district's 27.39% and the state's 42.19%. At the other end, Martin E Young Elementary is lowest in every subject (ELA 8.78%, Math 9.40%, Science 9.80%), ranks 879 of 899 at the 2nd percentile with 0 stars, and posts 5th Grade ELA of just 6.00% against the district's 19.05% and the state's 38.15%.
Two other schools are worth watching. Margaret L Donovan had the group's highest 2024-2025 Science result at 34.67%, then fell to 18.97%, with Math dropping from 33.84% to 22.63% and its rank sliding from the 28th to the 14th percentile. J F Kennedy Elementary is the largest and highest-spending school but stays at the 13th percentile with 1 star, above the district in Math only. Science is a weakness everywhere, and free/reduced-lunch data are unknown for all four schools.
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