Summary
Louis F Angelo Elementary is a K–5 school in Brockton, Massachusetts, serving 875 students—the largest enrollment among the nearby elementary schools compared here—as part of the Brockton district, which ranks 329th of 351 districts statewide (6th percentile, 0 stars).
Within that district, Angelo is the strongest of the nearby schools. Louis F Angelo Elementary ranked 616th of 899 schools in 2025–26 (31st percentile, 2 stars), while the next closest same-district school, Manthala George Junior School, sits at the 17th percentile. Math and science are its clearest local strengths: all-grade math proficiency is 31.55%, more than 12 points above the next same-district school (Brookfield, 19.21%), and science is 34.97%, nearly 9 points above Mary E. Baker School (26.04%). ELA, at 27.1%, is only slightly above Manthala George (26.73%). Against the state, the school remains below average in all three subjects (ELA 27.1% vs. 40.03%; math 31.55% vs. 41.11%; science 34.97% vs. 40.98%). Its closest out-of-district peer, Ralph D Butler in the Avon district, has a similar overall percentile (31) but a different profile—higher ELA (35.06%) and science (41.18%), much lower math (18.83%).
Grade-level results split sharply. Third grade is a weak spot (ELA 16.51%, math 11.82%, both below district and far below state), while 4th-grade math (40.46%) and 5th-grade math and science (34.97% each) are strong. Science exceeded state averages in 2023–24 and 2024–25 but slipped below the state in 2025–26—worth watching. On resources, per-student spending was $16,681 (2020–21), lower than several same-district peers, with a mid-pack student-teacher ratio of 16.1 (2024–25). Effectiveness varies by student group: the school ranks near the middle for English learners and low-income students, but lower for students with disabilities (28th–31st percentile) and students experiencing homelessness (17th–32nd percentile), an internal equity gap to monitor.
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