Summary
Thomas V Nash is a K–5 elementary school in Weymouth, MA, serving 263 students as part of the Weymouth district, which ranks 187th of 351 Massachusetts districts (47th percentile, 2 stars). In 2025–2026, Nash ranked 515th of 899 Massachusetts elementary schools—43rd percentile, 2 stars. That marks a meaningful slide: the school sat around the 57th–59th percentile with 3 stars from 2020–2023, slipped to 51st–52nd in 2023–2025, and now sits at 43rd.
The school's clearest academic signature is a subject split. In 2025–2026, math proficiency was 44.53%, above both the Weymouth district (40.01%) and the state (41.11%). ELA was 31.39% versus 40.75% district and 40.03% state, and science was 33.33% versus 35.95% district and 40.98% state. This pattern holds across years, with math consistently strong and ELA more mixed. Grade-level data show the math advantage concentrated in 4th grade (55.32%, above district and state) and 5th grade (42.86%), while 3rd grade ELA is a clear weak spot at 25.00% proficient—well below district (38.46%) and state (42.79%). Fifth-grade science (33.33%) also trails the district's 46.01% and the state's 43.07%, pointing to early literacy and upper-grade science as pressure points.
Compared with nearby Weymouth schools, Nash ranks sixth of seven—ahead only of William Seach and trailing Thomas W. Hamilton Primary School, Frederick C Murphy, Academy Avenue, Lawrence W Pingree, and Ralph Talbot. In neighboring Braintree (77th percentile, 4 stars), Hollis, Highlands, Liberty, and even Archie T Morrison all outrank Nash. Nash also spends more per student ($17,551 in 2020–2021) than most Weymouth peers, yet its student-teacher ratio climbed from 11.5 to 14.8 between 2022–2023 and 2024–2025—higher than most nearby schools.
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