Summary:
Schools in Revere, Massachusetts include 11 schools — six elementary, three middle, and two high schools — serving 7,261 students in a district that ranks 295th of 351 statewide, at the 16th percentile with 1 star, though individual school ranks vary far more widely than that district-level figure alone suggests.
Beachmont Veterans Memorial School is the clear standout: 400th of 899 elementary schools, 56th percentile, 3 stars — the only 3-star school here — with ELA 39.31%, Math 51.03% (about 10 points above the state's 41.11%), and Science 37.50%. It has the smallest elementary enrollment (346), the lowest elementary student-teacher ratio (9.1), the highest elementary per-student spending ($18,751 in 2020–2021), and a rank that climbed from 43rd to 49th to 56th percentile. Among middle schools, Garfield Middle School leads at 286th of 478, 40th percentile, 2 stars, with ELA 29.76%, Math 30.75%, Science 25.14%, and Civics 37.99%; Rumney Marsh Academy improved to 318th of 478, 33rd percentile, 2 stars, with Math rising from 17.50% to 26.32%.
The high schools face the biggest challenges. Revere High, with 2,115 students, earned 1 star and sits at the 23rd percentile, with 10th-grade ELA 28.21%, Math 19.76%, Science 26.79%, and Biology 25.17% — far below state averages — while graduation is 81.2% and dropout 12.9%. CityLab Innovation High School, at 117 students and the highest per-student spending ($26,441), has a 52.6% graduation rate and 31.6% dropout rate, against district rates of 79.8% and 13.3%. Note that free/reduced-lunch data are blank for every school and spending figures are historical.
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