Summary
Mullen-Hall is a K–4 elementary school in Falmouth, MA, on Cape Cod, serving 364 students as part of the Falmouth district. In 2025–2026, it ranked 491st of 899 elementary schools statewide, at the 45th percentile with 2 stars. That is its highest percentile since 2015–2016, up from 31st in 2023–2024 and 38th in 2024–2025, but it remains below the state midpoint. Its all-grades MCAS proficiency was 39.31% in both ELA and math. ELA is essentially at the district average (39.35%) and just below the state (40.03%), while math is below both the district (41.72%) and state (41.11%).
The dominant pattern is a sharp grade-level divide. The school’s 3rd grade is a strength: 50.7% ELA and 49.3% math, both above district and state. Its 4th grade is a clear weakness: 28.38% ELA and 29.73% math, far below district and state. Because MCAS begins in 3rd grade, the all-grades results blend a strong 3rd grade with a weak 4th grade. Among same-district K–4 peers, North Falmouth Elementary is the standout, ranking at the 71st percentile with 4 stars and much higher scores in every subject and grade. Teaticket is slightly ahead overall (49th percentile), though the school’s 3rd grade outperforms Teaticket’s 3rd grade while Teaticket’s 4th grade is much stronger. East Falmouth Elementary ranks below the school overall, but its 4th grade beats the school’s 4th grade in both subjects.
Resource comparisons do not show a simple spending explanation. The school spends $22,980 per student (2020–2021) and has a 10.4 student–teacher ratio (2024–2025), close to North Falmouth ($22,550, 10.5) and East Falmouth ($22,904, 9.8). North Falmouth achieves much stronger outcomes with similar reported resources. Subgroup performance is uneven but improving: special education students rank in the 71st percentile with 4 stars, up from 41st in 2023–2024. Low-socioeconomic-status students are at the 46th percentile. Female students rank below the overall school at the 37th percentile. Note that free/reduced lunch data are blank, so economic disadvantage cannot be directly measured, and spending data are from 2020–2021, not current.
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