Summary
Easton Middle School in North Easton, MA, is a grades 6–8 school in the Easton district, enrolling 798 students — one of the larger middle schools in the area, similar in size to Sharon Middle (815) and O'Donnell Middle School in Stoughton (801). In 2025–2026 it ranked 79th of 478 Massachusetts middle schools, placing in the 83rd percentile with 4 stars, while its district ranks 78th of 351. Its record is remarkably stable: from 2015–2016 through 2025–2026 it stayed mostly between the 82nd and 87th percentile, always earning 4 stars.
Academics are a clear strength. Proficiency reaches 55.4% in English language arts, 63.19% in math, 59.35% in science, and 51.08% in 8th-grade civics — all above the district and well above the state (ELA +15.4 points, math +22.1, science +18.4). Among nearby ranked schools, Easton is the second-strongest, behind only Sharon Middle, which holds the 91st percentile with 5 stars and leads by roughly 6–10 points per subject. Easton leads Harold L Qualters Middle in Mansfield, John J Ahern in Foxborough, Stoughton, and the Brockton middle schools. Sixth-grade math is exceptional at 77.64%, above Sharon's 75.72% and far above Mansfield's 59.24%, Foxborough's 58.56%, and the statewide 42.59%. Results dip relatively in 7th grade (math 53.72%, ELA 51.84%), though both remain above state averages.
Effectiveness for student groups is another highlight: low socio-economic status ranks 51st of 461 (89th percentile, 4 stars) and special education ranks 85th of 436 (81st percentile, 4 stars). The school spends $14,458 per student (2020–2021) — less than Sharon, Mansfield, Foxborough, and Stoughton — with a student-teacher ratio of 11.8. Overall, this is a consistently strong, math- and science-focused school; its main relative opportunities are narrowing the gap to Sharon and evening out the 7th-grade results.
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