Summary:
ZIP code 02190 contains three public elementary schools — Thomas W. Hamilton Primary School, Ralph Talbot, and Thomas V Nash — all serving grades K–5 and all part of the Weymouth district, which ranks 187th of 351 Massachusetts districts (47th percentile, 2 stars). Together they enroll 944 students: 381 at Hamilton, 300 at Talbot, and 263 at Nash.
Thomas W. Hamilton Primary School is the clear standout, ranking 230 of 899 schools (74th percentile, 4 stars) and outperforming both district and state in every reported 2025–2026 subject and grade level. Its all-grade math proficiency is 61.03%, and its 4th-grade math of 70.31% is the highest single reported value in this group. Ralph Talbot sits in the middle at 420 of 899 (53rd percentile, 3 stars), with math and science above benchmarks but ELA near the district average; its 4th-grade math is a strong 63.04%, while 3rd-grade math is only 29.79%. Thomas V Nash ranks lowest at 515 of 899 (43rd percentile, 2 stars), having slipped from 3 stars in the two prior years; its ELA (31.39) and science (33.33) fall below benchmarks, though math (44.53) is above them.
Math is the shared relative strength: every school's all-grade math result beats both district and state. Averaging the three subjects, Hamilton scores 54.49, Talbot 43.72, and Nash 36.42, against 38.90 for the district and 40.71 for the state. ELA declined at all three schools year over year, and rank trajectories diverge — Hamilton holds steady in the top quartile, while Talbot slipped from the 65th to the 53rd percentile and Nash from the 52nd to the 43rd. Nash also reports the highest per-student spending ($17,551 in 2020–2021) and the highest student-teacher ratio (14.8 versus 13.3 at Hamilton and 13.1 at Talbot); that spending figure is several years old, and free/reduced-lunch data is not reported for any of the three, so economic context is unavailable.
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