Summary
White Street is a PK–5 elementary school at 300 White Street in Springfield, MA (01108), serving 378 students, and it delivers near state-average results while sitting inside one of Massachusetts' lowest-ranked districts. The Springfield district ranks 322nd of 351 statewide (8th percentile, 0 stars), yet White Street ranks 462nd of 899 schools (49th percentile, 2 stars) in 2025–2026. Proficiency that year was 40.72% in ELA, 38.92% in math, and 46.43% in science — against district averages of only 22.09%, 17.37%, and 20.9%, and roughly level with state averages of 40.03%, 41.11%, and 40.98%.
Among eleven nearby elementary schools, White Street ranks 2nd in ELA, 2nd in math, and 4th in science. Only Frederick Harris scores higher in the two core subjects, and only Alice B Beal Elementary, Mary A. Dryden Veterans Memorial School, and Harris top it in science. The closest schools, Kensington International School (0.43 miles) and Washington (0.55 miles), score much lower. White Street does this while spending less per student ($17,859 in 2020–2021) than any nearby school, and with the lowest student–teacher ratio of any district peer in the group, at 9.8:1.
The school's ten-year history shows a deep dip and a real recovery: from the 20th percentile in 2020–2021 back up to the 54th percentile in 2024–2025, with a modest pullback to 49th in 2025–2026. Its strongest signal is how well it serves specific student groups relative to schools statewide — 98th percentile for English Language Learners, 95th percentile for low-income students, and high rankings for other groups as well. Watch items: the 2025–2026 dip in ELA and math (math now sits just below the state), 5th-grade math at 32.14% versus the state's 39.5%, a gap between female and male student results, and special education results at the 43rd percentile — the weakest subgroup area.
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