Summary:
ZIP code 01832 contains five schools serving about 3,846 students — three elementary schools (Moody for PK–K, and Silver Hill and Tilton for K–4), one middle school (Consentino, grades 5–8), and one high school (Haverhill High, grades 9–12) — all part of the Haverhill district, which ranks 294 out of 351 Massachusetts districts (16th percentile, 1 star).
Among the schools, Consentino Middle School stands out as the strongest-ranked, at the 40th percentile with 2 stars in 2025–2026, up from the 29th percentile the year before — the only clear upward movement in the group. Its 8th-grade results beat district averages in ELA (34.86%), math (36.21%), science (28.40%), and civics (31.98%), though its 5th grade is a serious weak spot, with ELA at 10.73% and math at 11.30%. Tilton has the ZIP code's only test result above the state average: 3rd-grade math at 44.29% versus the state's 42.19%. Its all-grades math (35.40%) tops the district's 29.27%, but its ELA (20.25%) falls below the district's 26.49%, and 4th-grade ELA is just 15.05%. Silver Hill Elementary School posts a solid 4th-grade math result of 36.11%, above the district's 34.96%, but its rank percentile slid from the 31st to the 20th over three years.
Haverhill High, the largest school with nearly half the ZIP code's enrollment, graduates 88.4% of students (above the district's 86.7%) with a 7.7% dropout rate, and its test scores beat district averages in every subject while remaining roughly 15–20 points below state averages. Moody has no test-score or rank data because it serves PK–K, but has the lowest student-teacher ratio at 10.7. Free/reduced-lunch percentages are blank for all five schools, so poverty context is unavailable — a real limitation. Overall, parents should note that most results here trail state proficiency, with Consentino's 8th grade and Tilton's 3rd-grade math the brightest spots.
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