Summary
Brookfield is a PK–5 elementary school at 135 Jon Drive in Brockton, a city in southeastern Massachusetts, serving 532 students as part of Brockton Public Schools, a district ranked 329th of 351 statewide. In 2025–2026, Brookfield ranked 779th of 899 schools, placing it in the 13th percentile with 1 star — an improvement over 2024–2025 (865th of 906, 5th percentile), but still in the bottom fifth of the state.
Test scores are mixed. In 2025–2026 MCAS Next Generation results, 20.98% of students were proficient in ELA, 19.21% in math, and 8.06% in science, against state averages near 40% in each subject. Science is the clearest weakness — less than half the district average of 17.61% and about one-fifth the state figure. The most striking pattern is by grade: third and fourth graders scored above the district average in both ELA and math, while fifth grade fell to 4.84% in ELA, 3.23% in math, and 8.06% in science, dragging down the all-grade averages.
Among nearby schools, Brookfield outperforms Dr W Arnone Community School and Oscar F Raymond, and its math score edges out Mary E. Baker School and Manthala George Junior School. It trails Louis F Angelo Elementary and the higher-performing schools in Avon, Abington, and Holbrook, including Ralph D Butler, Woodsdale Elementary School, and John F Kennedy. Subgroup results are a bright spot: English learners rank in the 68th percentile statewide and special education students in the 48th percentile, well above the school's overall 13th percentile. With spending of $18,253 per student and a 15.4 student–teacher ratio, both mid-to-high locally, resources alone do not explain the gap.
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