Summary:
ZIP code 01510 is home to three public schools serving the full PK–12 pipeline in the Clinton district — Clinton Elementary (PK–4), Clinton Middle School (5–8), and Clinton Senior High (9–12) — enrolling 2,025 students in total.
The Clinton district ranks 275 of 351 statewide (22nd percentile, 1 star), but the individual schools perform somewhat better: in 2025–2026 all three landed at the 33rd percentile with 2 stars. Clinton Elementary is the largest school, with 870 students, and its math results come closest to the state of any core all-grade subject here — 38.78% proficient, only 2.33 points below, with 3rd-grade math at 41.6%. Its ELA, however, fell from 41.22% to 28.14%, dragged down by 4th-grade ELA at 20.29%. Clinton Middle School improved in science, up 9.67 points to 33.92%, and its 8th-grade science (38.69%) nearly matches the state (38.93%), but 8th-grade math is a serious concern at 15.71% versus 41.67% statewide. Clinton Senior High shows the clearest momentum: its rank rose from the 23rd to the 33rd percentile, its stars from 1 to 2, and 10th-grade math gained 6.45 points to 33.58%. It also reports a 92.8% graduation rate and 2.4% dropout rate.
Bright spots to watch include 3rd-grade math at Clinton Elementary, 8th-grade science at Clinton Middle School, and the improving 10th-grade math and strong graduation rate at Clinton Senior High. Red flags are concentrated in specific grades: 8th-grade math (15.71%), 6th-grade ELA (19.29%), 4th-grade ELA (20.29%), and high school Biology (22.61%). Free/reduced lunch data is unavailable for all three schools, so poverty context cannot be assessed; spending figures date to 2020–2021, while student-teacher ratios are from 2024–2025, ranging from 11.6 at the middle school to 13.0 at the elementary.
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