Summary:
Farmington River Regional is a small Massachusetts district with just one school in this data set: Farmington River Elementary, an elementary school in Otis serving grades PK–6 with 124 students. Because it is the only school in the district, the district's performance figures mirror the school's exactly, and there are no other schools to compare it with.
In 2025–2026, the school performed above the state average in two of three subjects: 48.21% of students were proficient in English Language Arts versus 40.03% statewide, and 47.37% were proficient in Mathematics versus 41.11% statewide. Science was the exception, at 33.33% versus 40.98% statewide. Both ELA and Math improved markedly from the prior year — ELA rose 6.94 percentage points and Math rose 10.86 points, moving from roughly at or below state levels to clearly above them — while Science fell 16.67 points. Results vary widely by grade: 6th-grade ELA was especially strong at 61.54%, and 5th-grade ELA and Math were both 53.33%, well above their state averages. Weaker spots include 3rd-grade ELA at 31.25%, 5th-grade Science at 33.33%, and 4th-grade Math at 38.46%.
The school's statewide standing has also improved, rising from 482 of 906 schools (47th percentile, 2 stars) in 2024–2025 to 367 of 899 (59th percentile, 3 stars) in 2025–2026, and it is listed at a district rank of 164 of 351. Its student-teacher ratio of 9.3 suggests relatively small classes, and per-student spending was $31,204 in 2020–2021, the most recent spending figure available. The free/reduced lunch percentage is not available in this data. With only 124 students, percentage changes can swing on a small number of students, so families should watch trends across multiple years rather than a single result.
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