Summary:
ZIP code 01922 (Byfield, MA) is a secondary-campus area with two public schools, both in the Triton district and both located at 112 Elm Street: Triton Regional High School, serving grades 9–12 with 538 students, and Triton Regional Middle School, serving grades 7–8 with 297 students. There are no elementary or alternative schools in this ZIP, so families with younger children would look elsewhere; combined, the two schools enroll 835 students. The Triton district as a whole ranks 111 of 351 districts statewide, in the 68th percentile with 3 stars.
Triton Regional Middle School is the steadier performer. It has held 3 stars and a top-third statewide position for three straight years, with a latest rank of 155 of 478, or the 68th percentile. Its grade-level results are above the state in every subject shown, and above the district in all of them except 8th grade English language arts, where it trails district by just 0.14 points. 8th grade science is the clearest bright spot at 53.57 — 14.64 points above the state and 1.52 above district — and 8th grade civics and math are also comfortably above state. Science rose 8.43 points and civics 6.34 points year over year. Its student-teacher ratio is 9.6, and 2020–2021 spending was $18,413 per student.
Triton Regional High School is stronger on completion than on current test rankings: a 95.9% graduation rate versus 92.9% district-wide, and a 2.7% dropout rate versus 3.2%. However, its ranking slipped to 181 of 353, the 49th percentile with 2 stars, after two years at 3 stars. Proficiency fell from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026 in English language arts (down 7.57 points), math (down 5.37), and science (down 7.77). It remains above district in all 2025–2026 tested areas but below state in all of them. Its student-teacher ratio is 10.6, and 2020–2021 spending was $20,159 per student. Free/reduced lunch data is unknown for both schools.
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