Summary
North Middle School is a grades 6–8 school at 108 Oak Street in Brockton, MA, serving 427 students. It is the highest-ranked middle school in the district and has climbed from near the bottom of the state to 305th of 478 middle schools (36th percentile, 2 stars) in 2025–2026, while the district itself ranks 329th of 351 (6th percentile, 0 stars).
The school outperforms its district in every tested subject: ELA 28.95% proficient vs. 20.08%, math 31.43% vs. 19.05%, science 21.67% vs. 17.61%, and 8th-grade civics 25.83% vs. 15.00%. But it still trails the state, especially in science. Among the district’s other middle schools, it and Ashfield Middle School are clearly ahead of East Middle School, West Middle School, South Middle School, and Plouffe Middle School. Compared with nearby districts, its ELA and math are competitive with O’Donnell Middle School, Whitman Middle, and Howard School, while Easton Middle School and Abington Middle School produce higher overall proficiency at lower per-pupil spending. The school spends $18,835 per student, the most in this comparison.
Its biggest strengths are in specific groups and grades. English learners, low-income students, and students with disabilities rank above the school’s overall position, and 8th-grade math is 44.8% proficient—the only subject-grade result that beats the state and the best among the district’s middle schools. The clearest challenges are 6th-grade ELA (15.79%, below the district), science at every level, and a wide gap between 8th-grade math and science. The long-term trend is positive: math, science, and civics are rising, and the school’s two best years are the two most recent.
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