Summary:
ZIP code 01757 covers Milford, Massachusetts, and contains five public schools serving kindergarten through grade 12: three elementary schools (Brookside and Memorial for grades K–2, and Woodland for grades 3–5), one middle school (Stacy Middle, grades 6–8), and one high school (Milford High, grades 9–12). All five belong to the Milford district, which is ranked 289 of 351 districts in Massachusetts (18th percentile, 1 star). Total enrollment is 4,354 students, concentrated in the upper grades: Milford High is largest with 1,316 students (30.2% of the total), while Memorial is smallest with 435 (10.0%).
Among the schools with test data, Stacy Middle is the only one holding a 2-star rating in 2025–26, and it improved in ELA, math, science, and civics year-over-year, with its rank percentile rising to 30. Woodland has the strongest science result in the dataset — 42.67% in 2024–25, the only reported result above the state average — and beats the district in math both years, though its 4th-grade ELA score of 16.77% is the lowest reported grade-level result here. Milford High is the biggest concern: its 2024–25 graduation rate is 80.0% and dropout rate 15.1%, and its 2025–26 scores fell in ELA, math, and science, dropping it from 2 stars to 1. Every 2025–26 MCAS result for tested schools sits below the state average.
Two K–2 schools, Brookside and Memorial, have no MCAS scores because testing generally starts in grade 3; they also have the highest per-student spending ($17,309 and $17,002) and the lowest student-teacher ratios (11.1 and 10.4). Free/reduced-lunch percentages are not reported for any school, and spending figures date to 2020–21, so family-income context and current funding comparisons are unavailable.
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