Summary:
Westfield is a single-district community in Massachusetts serving about 4,238 students across eight schools — four elementary (PK-4 and K-4), two middle (grades 5-8), and two high schools (grades 9-12), with no alternative schools. The Westfield district ranks 241 of 351, in the 31st percentile with 2 stars, so it sits below state averages overall. Test scores in this data cover 2024-2025 and 2025-2026, graduation and dropout rates are from 2024-2025, per-student spending is from 2020-2021, and free/reduced lunch figures are blank for every school, so that context is unavailable.
Individual schools vary far more than the district average suggests. Highland is the strongest elementary: 60th percentile, 3 stars, with all-grades math at 55.66% and ELA at 40.19%, both above the state. Southampton Road is close behind at 52nd percentile, 3 stars, with 3rd-grade ELA at 59.32% and 3rd-grade math at 54.10%. Among high schools, Westfield High posts the stronger test results, including 10th-grade ELA at 48.48%, above the state's 45.48%. Westfield Technical Academy reports 100.0% graduation and 0.0% dropout against the district's 91.7% and 5.5%, but the lowest test proficiency in the district.
At the other end, Munger Hill is the lowest-ranked elementary at 22nd percentile and 1 star, with all-grades math at 26.00% and 4th-grade ELA at 21.43%, far below state. Fourth-grade ELA is weak across all four elementaries, from 21.43% to 35.38% against the state's 37.43%. Westfield Middle fell from 53rd percentile and 3 stars to 45th and 2 stars, with science at 26.91%. Westfield Intermediate has no school-level rank history but above-state science at 42.51%. Spending and staffing do not track outcomes: the highest-spending school with the smallest classes has the lowest scores, while the school with the largest classes ranks among the strongest elementaries.
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