Summary
Fuller Middle is a grades 6–8 middle school in the Framingham district in Framingham, MA, serving 592 students in a district ranked 310th of 351 in Massachusetts (12th percentile, 1 star).
Fuller itself ranks 377th of 478 middle schools statewide in 2025–2026 (21st percentile, 1 star), placing it in the bottom quartile. Its 2025–2026 MCAS results show 23.89% proficient in English Language Arts, 17.19% in math, 20.5% in science, and 27.95% in civics — well below the state averages of 40.03%, 41.11%, 40.98%, and 39.77%. The school has improved from its low point, rising from the 10th percentile in 2021–2022 to the 21st in 2025–2026, but it remains below its 2015–2016 percentile of 29 and still carries a 1-star rating.
Compared with nearby schools, Fuller trails badly. Math is its clearest weakness: 17.19% is the lowest among the nearby schools listed, and 8th-grade math is only 14.81%, about 10 points below the district and nearly 27 points below the state. ELA and civics are relatively stronger and close to district averages. Within Framingham, Fuller outperforms Cameron Middle School in ELA, science, and civics but not in math, while Walsh Middle beats it in every subject. Nearby Christa McAuliffe Charter School and the middle schools in Wayland, Southborough, and Sudbury post far higher proficiency. Notably, Fuller has the lowest student–teacher ratio (8.5) and highest per-student spending ($22,450) among the nearby schools, yet outcomes lag.
Subgroup effectiveness rankings, which measure how well a school serves each student population relative to other schools statewide, vary widely here: 56th percentile for White students and 43rd for African American students, versus 4th percentile for Hispanic students and 8th for low-SES students, both 0 stars and persistently low for three years. English Language Learner students improved to the 30th percentile, and special education students sit at the 19th. Free/reduced lunch data is blank, so it cannot be used for comparison.
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