Summary:
ZIP code 02301 is Brockton, Massachusetts, and it contains 15 schools — 6 elementary, 3 middle, and 6 high schools — serving students from prekindergarten through grade 12, with 10,897 students enrolled in total. Enrollment is concentrated at the high-school level, and Brockton High alone accounts for 3,598 students, roughly a third of everyone in the ZIP code. Nearly all schools belong to the Brockton district, which ranks 329 out of 351 statewide; New Heights Charter School of Brockton (District) is its own district, ranked 324 out of 351.
A few schools stand out. PROMISE College and Career Academy is the highest-ranked school here (191/353, 46th percentile, 2 stars), and its 10th-grade ELA proficiency of 67.44% is above both the district's 21.66% and the state's 45.48%. North Middle School is the strongest middle school (305/478, 36th percentile, 2 stars), leading West Middle School and South Middle School in ELA, math, and science, with 8th-grade math at 44.80%, above the state's 41.67%. Louis F Angelo Elementary is the top elementary school (616/899, 31st percentile, 2 stars), beating district averages in every subject. New Heights Charter School of Brockton posts the best completion results — a 96.3% graduation rate and 0.9% dropout rate, versus the district's 75.4% and 11.6% — though its test scores are mixed.
Across the ZIP code, most results trail state benchmarks. Elementary district ELA is 20.08% versus the state's 40.03%, and high-school district math is 15.34% versus 43.73%. Performance varies widely even within the same district: Angelo's all-grade math is 31.55%, while Oscar F Raymond's is 7.31%. Completion is a serious concern at Edison Evening Academy (59.4% graduation, 24.7% dropout), Champion High School (65.0%, 25.0%), and Brockton Virtual Learning Academy (42.1%, 34.2%). Free/reduced-price lunch data is not available here, so economic context cannot be analyzed. Only 3 of 15 schools hold 2 stars, and five have 0.
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