Summary:
ZIP code 01748 is home to five Hopkinton district schools—three elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school—serving grades K–12 in one of Massachusetts’s highest-rated districts. The district is ranked 3 of 351 statewide, in the 99th percentile with 5 stars. Total enrollment is 4,138: about 2,263 students (54.7%) are in the middle and high schools, while 1,875 (45.3%) are in elementary grades. Spending figures are from 2020-2021 only, and free/reduced-lunch data is blank for all five schools, so socioeconomic context is not available in this file.
Hopkinton High is the headline performer: ranked 3 of 353 high schools, 99th percentile, 5 stars, with 10th-grade proficiency of 87.01% ELA, 85.20% math, 85.67% science, and 84.72% biology, plus a 96.9% graduation rate and 0.3% dropout rate. It improved in ELA, math, and science year over year. Hopkinton Middle School remains top-tier at 14 of 478, 97th percentile and 5 stars, with 8th-grade math at 81.79%, civics at 77.96%, and ELA at 74.36%, though its rank slipped from 7th and 6th and ELA/math declined slightly. Hopkins Elementary School ranks 17 of 899, 98th percentile, 5 stars, and is especially strong in 5th-grade math (82.99%) and science (80.53%). Elmwood has the lowest reported elementary math proficiency (71.60%) but still far exceeds the state’s 42.19% for 3rd-grade math and improved in ELA to 68.21%. Marathon Elementary School serves K–1, reports no MCAS or rank data, and has the lowest student-teacher ratio at 12.4.
Across the district, every tested school exceeds its district average when comparing like-for-like grades, and all are far above the state—often by roughly 25 to 47 percentage points. All-grades averages can be misleading: Hopkins Elementary’s all-grades ELA is 68.95% versus the district’s 69.78%, but its 4th- and 5th-grade ELA results are above district grade-level averages. Overall, 01748 is a tightly clustered, high-performing district: the high school is the strongest academic standout, Hopkins Elementary is a math/science leader, and Hopkinton Middle remains excellent despite a slight relative dip.
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