Summary:
ZIP code 02054 covers Millis, Massachusetts, and contains three public schools serving the full K–12 span: Clyde F Brown for prekindergarten through grade 5, Millis Middle for grades 6–8, and Millis High School for grades 9–12. Together they enroll 1,156 students, and the Millis district overall ranks 127 of 351 districts in Massachusetts — the 64th percentile with 3 stars.
Millis Middle is the academic standout, the only school in the group to earn 4 stars in all three reported years and ranking between the 74th and 80th percentiles. Its 2025–26 ELA results are 55.67 percent proficient versus 47.65 for the district and 40.03 statewide, with 7th- and 8th-grade ELA at 66.67 and 67.02 percent and 8th-grade civics at 63.44 versus 39.77 statewide; science is its relative weak spot at 41.49. Millis High School posts excellent outcomes — a 98.7% graduation rate and 1.3% dropout rate — and strong Biology End-of-Course results at 56.52 versus 37.68 statewide, but it slipped from 4 stars and the 84th–85th percentiles to 3 stars and the 68th percentile, with 10th-grade ELA falling from 77.63 to 53.23, math from 63.64 to 47.62, and science from 68.42 to 39.29, slightly below the state’s 40.50.
Clyde F Brown is the most mixed performer and the lowest ranked, moving between the 45th and 60th percentiles with 2 to 3 stars. Its all-grade ELA (39.93) and math (42.45) trail the district, but science is a clear strength at 46.34 versus 42.86 district and 40.98 state, while grade 5 ELA is a weak point at 32.53 versus 38.15. It is also the largest school (603 students) with the highest student-teacher ratio (14.6) and the lowest 2020–21 per-student spending ($16,962), compared with $19,419 at Millis Middle and a 10.6 ratio at the high school. Free/reduced-lunch percentages are blank for all three schools, so socioeconomic context is unknown rather than zero.
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