Summary:
Tyngsborough, Massachusetts has one middle school — Tyngsborough Middle — serving grades 6–8 with 395 students as part of the Tyngsborough district. Because it is the only middle school in town, there is no second local middle school to compare it against; the most useful benchmarks for parents are the district, the state, and the school's own prior years. The record includes three years of rank history (2023–2024 through 2025–2026), MCAS Next Generation results for 2024–2025 and 2025–2026, a student-teacher ratio of 11.3:1 (2024–2025), and per-pupil spending of $17,121 (2020–2021); free/reduced-lunch data is not populated.
Science is the school's clearest strength. In 2025–2026, all-grade science proficiency was 52.17%, well above the district's 48.95% and the state's 40.98%, and 8th-grade science was also 52.17% — more than 13 points above the state. Math is strong too: 44.35% overall versus 42.64% district and 41.11% state, with 7th grade at 47.33% (about 10 points above state) and 8th grade at 46.15% (4.5 points above). The school outperformed its district in every listed subject in both 2025–2026 and 2024–2025. Its rank also improved, moving from the 57th percentile (214th of 493) to the 63rd percentile (176th of 478), though it held a 3-star rating throughout.
ELA is closer to average: 39.71% overall, essentially level with the state, with 7th grade above state but 6th grade below. 6th-grade math (38.14%) is above the district but below the state, making the earliest middle-school year the softest. Civics fell sharply to 35.34% from 47.95%, below state — but the district fell similarly, and civics reflects a different 8th-grade cohort each year. Year over year, math and science gained while ELA slipped slightly less than the state. Overall: strong science, solid upper-grade math, consistent district outperformance, and an improving rank.
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