Summary:
Weston serves about 2,063 students across five schools — three elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school — with no alternative school reported. Country (PK–3, 338 students) and Woodland (PK–3, 299) feed into Field Elementary School (grades 4–5, 317), then Weston Middle (6–8, 451) and Weston High (9–12, 658). The district ranks 8th of 351 in Massachusetts, at the 98th percentile with five stars.
Woodland is the elementary standout: the highest math proficiency in the district at 88.61%, the highest elementary ELA at 82.28%, and the largest math gain year over year, up 11.78 points. Weston Middle is the district's most balanced and most improved school, rising to 8th of 478 schools (98th percentile) with gains in ELA, math, science, and civics, and subject scores clustered between 77.21% and 78.24%. Weston High reports a 98.2% graduation rate and a 0.0% dropout rate, with 10th grade math at 84.93%, though its ELA and science dipped and its statewide rank slipped from 14th to 25th.
Comparing schools, every reported 2025–26 proficiency figure is above 70%, versus state values of 37.43% to 46.58%; Woodland's math is 47.50 points above the state. Within Weston, Field Elementary School's All Grades ELA (72.29%) and science (70.73%) sit below district averages of 75.6% and 73.93%, and Country's ELA and math both fell about 5 points to 80%. Spending ranges from $26,604 at Country to $33,810 at Woodland, with elementary student-teacher ratios of 13.4–14.4 and middle/high ratios near 10.8–11.0. Free/reduced-lunch percentages are blank for every school, so poverty comparisons cannot be made from this data.
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