Summary:
ZIP code 02190 covers Weymouth, Massachusetts, and contains four public schools — three K–5 elementary schools and one 9–12 high school — enrolling about 2,623 students in the Weymouth district.
Thomas W. Hamilton Primary School is the clear standout: 4 stars and the 74th percentile among Massachusetts elementary schools in 2025–26, a level it has held for three years (75th, 72nd, 74th). It beats both district and state in ELA (50.26%), math (61.03%), and science (52.17%), and its 4th-grade math score of 70.31% is the highest single proficiency figure in this data. Ralph Talbot is the middle performer — 3 stars, 53rd percentile, roughly at the district in ELA and above district and state in math and science — but it has slipped from the 65th percentile three years ago. Thomas V Nash is the lowest performer at 2 stars and the 43rd percentile, below district and state in ELA (31.39%) and science (33.33%), with a decline from the 52nd percentile and 3 stars. All three elementaries show wide grade-level swings — Talbot’s 3rd-grade math is just 29.79% while its 4th-grade math is 63.04% — so school averages can hide very different classroom experiences.
Weymouth High School is much the largest school at 1,679 students, ranking in the 55th percentile with 3 stars, up from 2 stars the prior year. Its graduation rate of 90.8% is above the district’s 89.4%, and ELA and biology results beat district and state. Math is the weak spot: 34.66% proficient versus the state’s 43.73%. Notably, spending does not explain results here — Hamilton spends the least per student ($15,636) yet has the strongest outcomes, while Nash spends more ($17,551) with weaker results. Free/reduced-lunch figures are unknown, so socioeconomic context cannot be compared.
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