Summary
Blackstone Millville Regional High School is a public school in Blackstone, MA, serving 534 students in grades 8–12 as part of the Blackstone-Millville district, which ranks 242nd of 351 districts in Massachusetts (31st percentile, 2 stars). The school itself ranked 227th of 353 in 2025–26 — 36th percentile, 2 stars — up from 26th percentile and 1 star in 2024–25, but still below its 2023–24 result of 43rd percentile, 2 stars. Over the past decade it has generally landed in the 26th–43rd percentile.
The most pressing weakness is core academics. In 2025–26, 10th-grade ELA proficiency was 21.21% and math was 24.24%, both far below state levels (45.48% and 43.73%) and the lowest among nearby 10th-grade comparators: Douglas High School (34.48% ELA, 29.31% math), Northbridge High (39.82%, 41.96%), and Franklin High (60.83%, 61.41%). Science is a relative bright spot: 10th-grade science proficiency was 35.87%, below the state's 40.5% but above Douglas, Northbridge, Milford High, and Hopedale Junior Senior High; Biology End-of-Course proficiency was 38.6%, slightly above the state's 37.68%. Graduation (91.9%) and dropout (5.1%) are mid-pack — better than Northbridge and Milford, but behind Douglas, Franklin, Hopedale, Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical, and Uxbridge High.
Progress is uneven: the overall rating improved even as ELA and math proficiency fell from 2024–25 to 2025–26, and graduation slipped from 95.5% to 91.9%. Group results vary widely — special education effectiveness sits at the 2nd percentile, and low-income student effectiveness jumped from the 2nd to the 52nd percentile in one year, suggesting volatility. The student-teacher ratio of 13.5 is higher than at most nearby schools, and the most recent spending figure available ($15,928 per student) is from 2020–21. Free/reduced-lunch data was not available, so socioeconomic composition could not be assessed directly.
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