Summary:
ZIP code 01050 covers Huntington, MA, and has just two schools — both part of the Gateway district — which together form a complete grade pipeline: Littleville Elementary School serves PK–5 with 260 students, and Gateway Regional School serves grades 6–12 with 333 students, absorbing both middle and high school grades. With a combined 593 students, this is a small, single-district community.
The two schools have quite different profiles. Littleville Elementary School stands out in science, scoring 11.8 points above the state and 9 points above its own district, and its 4th grade is above the state in both ELA and Math. Its weak spot is the early grades: 3rd grade is roughly 26 points behind the state in ELA and 28 points behind in Math. Its ranking has been steady, holding 2 stars and 36th–39th percentile for three years. Gateway Regional School is more mixed — 6th and 7th grade Math and Biology (End of Course) are solidly above the state, and all-grades Math improved about 6 points year over year. But 8th grade Math and 10th grade ELA trail the state by wide margins, and Physics is an extreme, two-year outlier at 3.45% proficient versus 46.58% statewide. Gateway's rank has slipped from the 40th percentile to the 24th, dropping from 2 stars to 1, while its graduation rate (85.3%) and dropout rate (2.9%) remain close to district norms.
A few practical notes for families: spending figures shown date from 2020-2021 and cover different grade spans, so they are historical context rather than a current comparison, and free/reduced-lunch information is not reported for either school. Because these schools are small, individual grade-level percentages can swing on just a handful of students, so trends across years are more meaningful than any single result.
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