Summary:
Stoneham, Massachusetts has three elementary schools — Robin Hood, South, and Colonial Park — all serving grades K–4 within the Stoneham district, with a combined enrollment of 956 students, or roughly 319 per school. The district ranks 133rd of 351 Massachusetts districts, the 62nd percentile with 3 stars, but individual schools range from the 49th to the 72nd percentile in current elementary rank.
Colonial Park is the current all-around leader: it posts the highest 2025–2026 proficiency in both ELA and math (52.94% in each), the highest rank (255th of 899, the 72nd percentile, 4 stars), and the top 4th grade ELA (54.35%) and 4th grade math (52.17%) results. South remains the math specialist, with 56.20% all-grade math proficiency and a standout 65.63% in 3rd grade math, far above district and state, though its rank has declined three years running (79th to 73rd to 67th percentile) and its ELA fell 6.68 points. Robin Hood, the largest school at 380 students, has the weakest profile: 43.57% ELA, 40.85% math, 49th percentile, 2 stars, and a 4th grade ELA score (35.82%) below the state.
Across the three schools, average ELA proficiency is 47.50% and math 50.00%, both above district and state, but the spread is wide — 9.37 points in ELA and 15.35 points in math — and all three declined in math year over year. Colonial Park has the lowest student-teacher ratio (12.0) and highest 2020–2021 spending ($18,515), while South has the lowest spending and the strongest math; with only three schools, that pattern should not be read as causal. Free/reduced-lunch data is blank for all three, so socioeconomic context cannot be analyzed.
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