Summary:
ZIP code 01701 covers Framingham, Massachusetts, and contains 13 schools — 8 elementary, 4 middle, and 1 high school — serving 8,710 students. Twelve of the 13 are in the Framingham district, which ranks 310 of 351 districts (12th percentile, 1 star); Christa McAuliffe Charter School belongs to its own district, ranked 244 of 351 (30th percentile, 2 stars). Enrollment ranges from 2,534 students at Framingham High School — roughly 29% of all students in the ZIP — down to 284 at Christa McAuliffe. Free/reduced-lunch data is blank for every school, and spending figures are from 2020–2021 only.
Hemenway is the clear standout: the only 3-star school in the ZIP, ranked at the 58th percentile, with the area's highest ELA (46.30%), Math (38.24%), and Science (60.20%) scores — its science result sits 19.2 percentage points above the state. Framingham High School beats the district average in ELA, Math, Science, and Biology but remains below the state in all of them, with a 75.7% graduation rate and 15.6% dropout rate. Walsh Middle is the strongest Framingham middle school (42nd percentile, 2 stars), and Christa McAuliffe Charter School stands out with a Civics score of 52.94% — the highest middle-school Civics result here and 13.2 points above the state.
At the other end, Barbieri Elementary is the lowest performer, with 0 stars and a 4th percentile rank, posting ELA 15.58%, Math 9.74%, and Science 14.43%. Miriam F McCarthy School is also 0-star, and Cameron Middle School is the weakest middle school in core subjects. The Hemenway–Barbieri gap is wide: 30.7 points in ELA, 28.5 in Math, and 45.8 in Science. Only Hemenway exceeds the state in ELA and Science, and no school here is above the state in all three core subjects. Spending does not track neatly with results — Mary E Stapleton Elementary has the highest per-student spending ($24,414) but ranks at the 13th percentile, while Hemenway spends less and ranks highest.
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