Summary:
Zip code 02324 contains five schools serving roughly 4,119 students from pre-kindergarten through grade 12, all operating within the Bridgewater-Raynham district, which ranks 222 of 351 in Massachusetts at the 37th percentile with 2 stars. The mix includes two elementary schools (1,794 students), one middle school (828), and two high schools (1,497), though the district's overall rating masks real differences between individual campuses.
Among tested schools, Bridgewater-Raynham Regional is the strongest comprehensive option: it is the largest school at 1,487 students, ranks 172 of 353 (51st percentile, 3 stars), and posts a 94.5% graduation rate with a 2.5% dropout rate, both better than the district. Its science and biology results top the state, while 10th-grade ELA trails the state by 10.26 points. Edward J. O'Donoghue Middle has the single highest current score in the group — 47.17% in 6th-grade math, well above district and state — but its rank slid from 63rd percentile and 3 stars to 48th percentile and 2 stars, and most current all-grade subjects fall below state. Williams Intermediate sits at 34th percentile with 2 stars and shows the clearest ELA need, with all-grade ELA at 26.63% and 5th-grade ELA at 23.22%, the lowest current score in the data set, though its math and science beat district averages.
Two schools cannot be compared academically. Mitchell Elementary School enrolls 931 students in PK–2 and has no test or rank data because testing begins later, making it a large blind spot at the start of the pipeline. Therapeutic Day School serves just 10 students with a 3.4 student/teacher ratio and $48,191 per-student spending, roughly 3.5 times the other schools — a specialized setting with no outcome data. Free/reduced-lunch figures are blank for every school, so test comparisons here are unadjusted for economic factors.
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