Summary
Oscar F Raymond is a K–5 elementary school with 864 students in Brockton, Massachusetts, part of the Brockton Public Schools district, which ranks 329th of 351 districts statewide. The school itself ranked 872nd of 899 Massachusetts schools in 2025–2026, placing it in the 3rd percentile with 0 stars — a position it has held every year from 2015–2016 through 2025–2026, never rising above the 3rd percentile.
Test scores are well below both district and state averages. On the 2025–2026 MCAS, proficiency was 12.71% in English language arts, 7.31% in math, and 12.21% in science, versus 20.08%, 19.05%, and 17.61% for the Brockton district and roughly 40% statewide. Math is the clearest concern: it is the lowest math proficiency among the nearby schools compared here and has slipped from 10.88% in 2022–2023 to 7.31%. Math stays in the single digits in every tested grade, with 4th grade lowest at 6.58%. ELA has improved slightly, from 9.01% to 12.71%, but remains far below district and state levels.
Raymond is larger than most nearby schools, and its student-teacher ratio rose to 17.8 in 2024–2025 from 15.5 in 2022–2023 — above the nearby average of about 16.1 and well above South Elementary (12.9) and Ralph D Butler (10.2). Per-student spending was $16,395 in 2020–2021, below the nearby average and below those two schools; that figure is several years old and is best treated as historical context. Most student groups rank in the bottom few percentiles, though English learners and Hispanic students rank somewhat higher than the school overall, and homeless students placed at the 52nd percentile in 2024–2025 based on a small comparison group. Nearby district schools show higher results are possible: Louis F Angelo Elementary reached 27.1% ELA, 31.55% math, and 34.97% science, and Manthala George Junior School reached 26.73%, 18.42%, and 23.81%. Free and reduced-price lunch data is not available in this dataset.
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