Summary:
Triton has one middle school, Triton Regional Middle School, located in Byfield, MA and serving grades 7–8 with 297 students. It is part of the Triton district. The school has held a 3-star rating for three years and has ranked at the 67th–69th percentile of Massachusetts middle schools, including 68th percentile in 2025–26. Its 2024–25 student/teacher ratio was 9.6, and per-student spending was $18,413 in 2020–21. The free/reduced-lunch percentage is blank, so it is unknown/unavailable and should not be treated as 0%.
In 2025–26, Triton Regional Middle School was above the state on every MCAS comparison provided. Science was the strongest result: all-grade science was 53.57% proficient versus the state’s 40.98%, and 8th-grade science was 53.57% versus 38.93%. 8th-grade math was 47.18% vs. 41.67% statewide, and 8th-grade ELA was 46.53% vs. 41.70% statewide. At the specific grade levels tested, the school was mostly at or above the Triton district: 7th ELA 41.43% vs. 40.56%, 7th math 37.86% vs. 37.06%, 8th math 47.18% vs. 45.95%, 8th science 53.57% vs. 52.05%, and 8th civics 44.44% vs. 44.30%. 8th-grade ELA was essentially tied, just 0.14 points below district. All-grade school scores were below district all-grade scores, but those district figures may include other grades or schools beyond this 7–8 middle school.
Looking at trends, math showed mixed signals: all-grade math fell from 48.11% in 2024–25 to 42.55% in 2025–26, while 8th-grade math remained strong at 47.18%. ELA slipped slightly, from 45.73% to 44.01% all grades, but stayed above state. Science rose from 45.14% to 53.57% all grades, and 8th-grade civics improved from 38.10% to 44.44%. Despite these shifts, the school’s state rank and 3-star rating stayed steady. The main missing context is the unavailable free/reduced-lunch figure and the older 2020–21 spending data.
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