Summary
Concord Middle is a grades 6–8 school in Concord, MA, serving 643 students in Concord, one of the state's strongest districts. In 2025–2026 it ranked 23rd of 478 Massachusetts middle schools — the 95th percentile, with 5 stars — while the district ranked 28th of 351 districts at the 92nd percentile.
Proficiency tells a similar story. On 2025–2026 MCAS Next Generation tests, 72.67% of students met expectations in English language arts, 73.93% in math, 77.31% in science, and 66.51% in civics — above both district and state in every subject, with margins over the state of roughly +33 points in ELA, +33 in math, +36 in science, and +27 in civics. The school has performed consistently well over time, ranking 10th in 2024–2025, 22nd in 2023–2024, 38th in 2022–2023, and 59th in 2021–2022, with a peak of 4th in 2015–2016. Math has climbed steadily, from 64.21% in 2022–2023 to 73.93% in 2025–2026, while ELA, civics, and science eased slightly from a local peak in 2024–2025.
Locally, Concord is very competitive but not the absolute top. Weston Middle, Wayland Middle School, and Raymond J Grey Junior High rank ahead of it, while it leads Ephraim Curtis Middle, John Glenn Middle, Littleton Middle School, Hale, Fowler School, Walsh Middle, and Cameron Middle School. Science is a relative strength, close to Weston and Wayland, while civics is the relative gap among top nearby peers, and 8th-grade math (68.81%) runs nearly 10 points below 6th-grade math (78.47%). Resources are favorable: its 9.6 student–teacher ratio is the lowest nearby, and $22,359 per-student spending is second only to Weston, though that figure is from 2020–2021. Most student groups, including students with disabilities, rank near the top of the state, with a few groups relatively lower but still in the top fifth.
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