Summary
Louise A Conley is a K–5 elementary school in Whitman, MA, serving 488 students as part of the Whitman-Hanson district, located near Brockton and Abington. In 2025-2026 it ranked 448th of 899 Massachusetts elementary schools (50th percentile, 3 stars), placing it above its district’s overall rating but below its own recent high point.
Academically, Conley scored above the Whitman-Hanson district in all three tested subjects in 2025-2026: ELA 40.0 vs. 36.86 district and 40.03 state; math 41.7 vs. 36.51 district and 41.11 state; and science 48.0 vs. 40.0 district and 40.98 state. Science is the standout, and Conley’s 48.0 was 23.41 points above same-district John H Duval (24.59). However, 2025-2026 was a step down from 2024-2025, when Conley earned 50.6 in ELA, 50.8 in math, and 64.89 in science. Among nearby schools, Conley had the top 2025-2026 rank, ahead of Phelps Elementary School (483rd), John H Duval (532nd), and Woodsdale Elementary School (575th), and far ahead of Brockton’s Louis F Angelo Elementary (616th), Mary E. Baker School (766th), Edgar B Davis (816th), Downey (823rd), and Gilmore Elementary School (858th). Grade 5 is a strength across subjects, while grade 3 math is weak: 33.33 vs. 44.31 district and 42.19 state.
For families, Conley’s low-income students have been a consistent strength, ranking in the 71st percentile in 2025-2026 after 92nd and 91st in the prior two years. Special education students, though, fell from the 89th percentile in 2023-2024 to 26th in 2025-2026. Conley’s student-teacher ratio was 16 in 2024-2025, higher than John H Duval (12.5) and Phelps Elementary School (13.5), and its 2020-2021 per-student spending was the lowest among nearby schools with data, yet it generally outperformed them. The main watch items are the broad drop from recent highs, weak grade-3 math, and the special education decline.
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