Summary:
Zip code 02035 covers the Foxborough area, where six schools serve students from kindergarten through 12th grade: three elementary schools, one middle school, one high school and one K–12 charter school, with roughly 3,963 students enrolled in total. The Foxborough district educates 2,504 of those students across five schools and is rated 4 stars, ranked 88 of 351 districts, at the 75th percentile, while Foxborough Regional Charter School enrolls 1,459 students and is not ranked. Free and reduced lunch figures were blank for all six schools, so socioeconomic context cannot be analyzed from this file.
Elementary results vary widely. Charles Taylor Elementary is the standout in the area: ranked 61 of 899 (93rd percentile, 5 stars) in 2025–2026, up from 81st percentile three years earlier, with ELA All Grades at 70.87 versus the state's 40.03 and math at 68.93 versus 41.11. Mabelle M Burrell is a consistent 4-star school, ranked 210 of 899 (77th percentile), boosted by math at 66.67 versus 41.11, though its 4th Grade ELA is 35.59. Vincent M Igo Elementary remains above state in math (57.32) and ELA (45.22) but has slipped from 86th percentile and 4 stars to 67th percentile and 3 stars.
At the secondary level, John J Ahern ranks 152 of 478 (68th percentile, 3 stars) and beats the state in ELA, math and science, but 8th Grade Science is 32.20 versus 38.93 and 8th Grade Civics 37.71 versus 39.77. Foxborough High posts a 95.9 graduation rate and 1.0 dropout rate, with 10th Grade Math at 52.87, Science at 50.00 and Biology End of Course at 55.15 versus 37.68, yet 10th Grade ELA is 42.14 versus the state's 45.48. Foxborough Regional Charter School reports the highest graduation rate, 96.5, but a higher dropout rate of 2.3 and much lower proficiency: ELA 24.21, math 17.99 and science 29.44, all below state.
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