Summary
Hyman Fine Elementary School is a K–4 school in Attleboro, MA serving 472 students, making it the largest K–4 campus among its Attleboro peers. It ranks 392nd of 899 elementary schools statewide — the 56th percentile, with 3 stars — which is stronger than its district overall, where Attleboro sits at 214th of 351 districts (39th percentile, 2 stars). The school has climbed steadily, from the 31st percentile in 2022–2023 to 42nd, then 51st, and now 56th, though it remains below its 2017–2018 high of 77th percentile.
In 2025–2026, Hyman Fine is above both district and state in both core subjects. English Language Arts proficiency is 46.15%, compared with 36.96% district and 40.03% state; math is 44.10%, versus 37.82% district and 41.11% state. That puts it ahead of every Attleboro K–4 peer in the comparison — A. Irvin Studley Elementary School, Hill-Roberts Elementary School, Peter Thacher Elementary School, and Thomas Willett Elementary School. Fourth grade is the standout: 46.32% proficient in both ELA and math, well above district and state in ELA. Third grade math, at 42.00%, is the closest thing to a soft spot — just under the state's 42.19% but still above district.
Subgroup effectiveness rankings show real strengths: the school ranks in the 85th percentile for Hispanic students, 72nd for special education students (up from 20th in 2023–2024), 83rd for English language learners, and 65th for low-income students. Rankings for female students (51st) and White students (43rd) sit below the school's overall 56th percentile. Resources are lean: a 17.4 student-teacher ratio, the highest among nearby schools, and $13,623 per student in 2020–2021, the lowest among Attleboro peers. Nearby Falls in North Attleborough remains the benchmark to watch, at the 75th percentile with 4 stars, 54.48% ELA and 55.97% math, while Amvet Boulevard is a close overall-rank match. Free/reduced lunch figures were not available in the data.
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