Summary
Silver Lake Regional Middle School is a public school in Kingston, MA, serving 544 students in grades 7–8 as part of the Silver Lake district. In 2025–2026 it ranked 170 of 478 Massachusetts middle schools — the 64th percentile with 3 stars — placing it above its own district, which sits in the 46th percentile with 2 stars. Its rank history shows a long slide from the 89th percentile in 2016–2017 (75th in 2018–2019, 71st in 2022–2023, 60th in 2023–2024), followed by a modest uptick to 64th in both 2024–2025 and 2025–2026. Among 11 nearby middle schools, Silver Lake places fifth, behind Norwell Middle School, Hanover Middle, Duxbury Middle and Furnace Brook Middle, but ahead of Pembroke Community Middle School, Plymouth Commun Intermediate, Hanson Middle School, John W Rogers Middle, Whitman Middle and John T. Nichols Middle.
Academically, the picture splits by subject. Math is the strongest area at 48.52% proficient, 7.41 points above the state's 41.11%, and ELA is 44.84% versus 40.03% statewide. But Science is 35.41% against 40.98% statewide, and Civics is 35.80% against 39.77%. Science proficiency was 46.25% in 2022–2023, then above the state figure, and has since fallen well below it. Within the nearby group, ELA and Math land mid-pack (6th of 11), while Science (9th of 11) and Civics (10th of 11) sit near the bottom. High-performing neighbors post far higher marks: Norwell Middle reached 68.29% ELA, 69.35% Math, 62.73% Science and 71.43% Civics, and Duxbury Middle and Hanover Middle also outpaced Silver Lake in most subjects.
Grade-level results show 7th grade ELA at 47.39% and 8th grade ELA at 42.35%, both above state, with Math strong at both grades (47.20% and 49.81%). The 8th-grade subjects are where results lag, with Science and Civics both below state. Results also vary across student groups: Hispanic students rank in the 88th percentile and low-income students in the 82nd percentile statewide, both 4-star results, and Special Education rose from the 38th–39th percentile range to the 64th percentile, while White students rank in the 47th percentile with 2 stars. Silver Lake spent $19,270 per student in 2020–2021, the highest among nearby districts, with a student-teacher ratio of 12 in 2024–2025, mid-pack locally; the spending figure is several years old and should be read with caution.
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