Summary:
ZIP code 01128 in Springfield, MA, has three schools serving students from prekindergarten through eighth grade: one elementary school, Daniel B Brunton (PK–5), and two middle schools, Kiley Prep and Kiley Academy (both 6–8), with no high school in the ZIP code. Total reported enrollment is 880 students. All three are in the Springfield district, which ranks 322 of 351 districts in Massachusetts, at the 8th percentile with 0 stars. Free/reduced lunch data is blank for all three schools, so socioeconomic context is unknown.
Among the three, Daniel B Brunton is the strongest overall. In 2025–26 it was above the district average in ELA (27.27%), math (22.45%), and science (28.13%), and it is the only school in the ZIP code to do so, though it remains below state averages. Its rank is 709 of 899, at the 21st percentile with 1 star. Its 3rd-grade results are its best, while 5th-grade math is weaker at 12.50%. Kiley Academy is the stronger middle school and showed the largest improvement: ELA rose from 11.84% to 24.34%, math from 7.35% to 14.22%, and science from 1.15% to 6.41%. Its rank improved from the 4th percentile (0 stars) to the 15th percentile (1 star). Kiley Prep is the lowest performer, with 2025–26 proficiency of 12.92% in ELA, 5.19% in math, and 7.23% in science; every reported grade-level score is below the district average, and it ranks 459 of 478 at the 4th percentile with 0 stars.
Science is a shared weakness across the ZIP code. Daniel B Brunton’s science is 28.13%, below the state’s 40.98%; Kiley Prep’s is 7.23%, and Kiley Academy’s is 6.41%, both far below the district’s 20.9%. Kiley Prep also has the highest per-student spending ($19,912) and student-teacher ratio (11.8) but the lowest outcomes, while Daniel B Brunton has the lowest spending ($18,437) and ratio (10.6) and the strongest outcomes; spending is from 2020–2021, so this is not a direct explanation for 2025–26 scores. Because there is no high school in ZIP 01128, no high-school outcomes are included.
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