Summary
Oak Street Elementary is a K–5 school in Franklin, MA, serving 398 students as part of the Franklin district. On the 2024–2025 MCAS Next Generation assessments, its all-grade proficiency rates were 61.2% in English language arts, 63.04% in math, and 62.9% in science. Those results beat Massachusetts statewide rates — 41.53% in ELA, 40.74% in math, and 41.51% in science — by roughly 20 percentage points in every subject. Oak Street also tops Franklin district averages, though by smaller margins: +3.75 points in ELA, +3.55 in math, and +7.41 in science, making science its strongest district-relative result.
Grade by grade, performance is uneven. Third grade is the standout, at 73.33% proficiency in ELA and 81.67% in math — far above both district and state. Fourth and fifth grades are more mixed: 4th-grade ELA and math and 5th-grade ELA and math all trail the district, and 5th-grade math sits at 50%, 6.19 points below the district. Fifth-grade science (62.9%) is essentially level with the district, just 0.59 points lower. Over three years, all-grade math has held steady around 62–63%, while ELA and science dipped in 2023–2024 and rebounded in 2024–2025. The student-teacher ratio has stayed in a narrow 12.8-to-13.2 range, currently 12.9.
The only nearby school in this data, Seekonk Transitions Academy about 18 miles away, enrolls just 6 students with a ratio of 6 and reports no grade span or test scores, so it is not a meaningful academic benchmark; its Seekonk district ranks 120 of 351 statewide. Per-student spending at Oak Street rose from $14,007 in 2018–2019 to $16,764 in 2020–2021, a 19.7% increase, but those figures are too old to align with 2024–2025 test results. Free/reduced-lunch percentages are unavailable, so socioeconomic context cannot be judged here.
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