Summary:
ZIP code 01301 covers Greenfield, Massachusetts, and contains seven schools — three elementary, one middle, two high, and one alternative — serving roughly 2,680 students across the Greenfield district, the Greater Commonwealth Virtual District, and the Four Rivers Charter Public (District).
The sharpest contrast is between Four Rivers Charter Public School and Newton School. Four Rivers, a grades 7–12 charter, has a 100% graduation rate, 0% dropout rate, and 2025–2026 proficiency above the state in ELA (41.1 vs 40.03) and Science (52.78 vs 40.98), with the lowest student/teacher ratio in the ZIP at 9.2. Its Math (26.76) is still below the state's 41.11, and its rank slipped from 5 stars to 3 stars year over year. Newton, a K–4 elementary, ranks 886/899 (1st percentile, 0 stars), with ELA 8.62 and Math 10.34. Notably, every school in the ZIP falls below the state's 41.11 Math proficiency.
Among the Greenfield elementaries, Federal Street School is the strongest and improving (ELA 27.85, Math 29.11), followed by Discovery School at Four Corners (21.11, 24.44). Greenfield Middle posts higher proficiency than Greenfield High, whose 10th grade Science is 2.04 against a state 40.5. Greater Commonwealth Virtual School is the largest school here (1,184 students) but reports 58.7% graduation and 26.1% dropout, the lowest per-student spending ($10,044) and the highest student/teacher ratio (14.2). Free/reduced-lunch data is blank for all schools, so no economic comparison is possible, and spending figures are from 2020–2021 while test results are from 2024–2026.
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