Summary:
ZIP code 01370 in Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts contains exactly one listed high school, Mohawk Trail Regional School, a grades 7–12 campus of 316 students in the Mohawk Trail district. Because it is the only school in the ZIP, there is no in-area peer comparison; the useful comparisons are against its own district and the state.
The school's profile splits sharply by grade level. Its high-school results are the bright spot: 10th-grade Science proficiency is 50%, above the district's 48.48% and the state's 40.5%, and Biology End-of-Course is 43.33%, above the district's 41.94% and the state's 37.68% — the only 2025–2026 results above state averages. 10th-grade Math (35.29%) also beats the district (32.43%) though not the state (43.73%), and 10th-grade ELA (40%) is essentially tied with the district (40.54%) but below the state (45.48%). The "All Grades" figures look much weaker — ELA 23.31%, Math 17.78%, Science 14.49% — and that aggregate is heavily pulled down by grades 7 and 8, where gaps to the state run roughly 13 to 25 points, including 8th-grade Math (17.14% vs. 41.67%) and 8th-grade Science (14.49% vs. 38.93%). Year over year, all-grade Science fell 5.76 points while ELA rose slightly and Math dipped slightly.
Rankings reflect that uneven picture. The school currently sits at 3 stars, 56th percentile (157 of 353), above the district's 2 stars and 33rd percentile, after swinging from 1 star in 2023–2024 to 4 stars in 2024–2025. Graduation rate is 88.1% and dropout rate 4.8%, identical to district figures, and the 9.4 student–teacher ratio is favorable. Note that free/reduced lunch data is unavailable, per-student spending ($26,719) dates to 2020–2021, and "All Grades" blends middle and high school, so high-school signals are best read from the 10th-grade and Biology rows.
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