Summary:
Elementary Schools in ZIP code 01952 (Salisbury, MA) consist of a single school, Salisbury Elementary, which serves grades PK–6 with 386 students as part of the Triton district. Because it is the only elementary option in the area, families here have one local public choice, so the most useful frame is how it compares to the state and to its own district rather than to a neighboring school. The free/reduced-lunch figure is blank for 2024–2025 and is simply unavailable, not a sign of zero need; no test scores in this record are suppressed or reported as ranges.
Academically, the school is on an upward trajectory. Its rank percentile rose from 37 in 2023–2024 to 49 in 2024–2025 to 61 in 2025–2026, moving up 223 positions over three years, and its star rating improved from 2 to 3. In 2025–2026, all-grade proficiency beat the state in English Language Arts (43.59%, +3.56 points), Math (47.45%, +6.34 points), and Science (56.41%, +15.43 points). ELA drove much of the gain, up 8.97 points in one year while the state average declined. Science remains the strongest subject in absolute terms. However, Triton still outperformed the school in all three all-grade subjects in 2025–2026, by 7.75 points in ELA, 3.77 in Math, and 3.73 in Science.
Results vary by grade. The strongest showings versus the state were Science 5th grade (+13.34 points), ELA 4th grade (+12.57), Math 6th grade (+9.65), and Math 4th grade (+8.97). The school trailed the state in ELA 6th grade (-1.45) and Math 3rd grade (-1.28), and trailed the district most in ELA 5th grade (-16.22) and Math 3rd grade (-14.77). The student-teacher ratio was 9 to 1 in 2024–2025, and per-student spending was $20,694 in 2020–2021—both context only, as no benchmark is provided and the spending data is older than the test scores.
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