Summary:
ZIP code 01033 covers Granby, Massachusetts, and contains two public schools serving grades PK through 12: East Meadow (elementary, grades PK–6, 375 students) and Granby Junior Senior High School (grades 7–12, 290 students), for a total enrollment of 665. There is no separate middle school; grades 7–8 sit inside the high school. Both belong to the Granby district, which ranks 251 of 351 districts statewide (28th percentile, 1 star). Free and reduced-price lunch data are not available for either school, so economic context cannot be assessed here.
East Meadow is the standout. It ranks 414 of 899 schools (54th percentile, 3 stars), up from 38th percentile in 2023–24 and 43rd percentile in 2024–25. In 2025–26 it matched or beat the state in every all-grade subject: ELA 40.29 vs 40.03, Math 41.75 vs 41.11, and Science 57.89 vs 40.98. Third-grade ELA and Math both reached 60.61 against roughly 42 statewide, and 5th-grade Science hit 57.89 vs 43.07. Its weaker spots are 6th-grade Math (31.03 vs 42.59) and 5th-grade ELA (31.58 vs 38.15).
Granby Junior Senior High School tells a different story. All-grade proficiency is below state in ELA (29.46), Math (26.55), and Science (32.20), with 8th-grade Math (22.41 vs 41.67), Biology (20.59 vs 37.68), and 8th-grade Civics (22.03 vs 39.77) showing the widest gaps. Even so, it reports a 100% graduation rate and 0% dropout rate, and its rank improved from 26th percentile (1 star) to 31st percentile (2 stars), though still below its 2023–24 standing of 53rd percentile. Both schools gained in all three subjects year over year. Spending ($16,627 at the elementary school vs $17,069 at the high school) and student–teacher ratios (11.7 vs 11.0) are similar, so those factors alone do not explain the proficiency gap.
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