Seekonk

Seekonk is a four-school Massachusetts district serving about 2,026 students across two elementary schools (Mildred Aitken School and George R Martin), one middle school (Dr. Kevin M. Hurley Middle School), and one high school (Seekonk High), with no alternative school listed. Overall the Seekonk district profiles as above average: it ranks 120th of 351 districts, at the 66th percentile with 3 stars — better than the median, but short of the top quartile.

Dr. Kevin M. Hurley Middle School is the district's standout, ranking 106th of 478 schools (78th percentile, 4 stars) and holding 4 stars in each of the last three years. Its 2025-2026 all-grade scores are above district and state in ELA (50.72), math (54.02), and science (60.00, the highest core subject score in the data), with civics at 46.67. Its weak spot is 7th grade ELA at 35.67, below the state's 39.91. Seekonk High has excellent completion metrics — a 97.4% graduation rate and a 1.3% dropout rate — but volatile test results: 10th grade ELA, math, and science were 66.95, 60.50, and 63.16 in 2024-2025, then fell to 54.55, 48.36, and 41.88 in 2025-2026, still above state but by a much smaller margin.

The two elementary schools have complementary strengths. George R Martin leads in ELA (46.15 all-grade, above the district's 44.84 and the state's 40.03), with 4th grade ELA at 48.57 and 5th grade ELA at 48.72. Mildred Aitken School is stronger in science (54.46, essentially even with the district) and steady in math (50.18), but has the lowest current grade-level score in the data, 4th grade ELA at 28.57, far below district and state. Both elementary schools have slipped in rank, from 4 stars in 2023-2024 to 3 stars in 2025-2026, and both declined in ELA year over year.