Summary:
Zip code 02333 is East Bridgewater, Massachusetts, a single-district town served by three public schools — one junior/senior high and two elementary schools — covering grades PK through 12 with a combined enrollment of 2,013 students.
The East Bridgewater district ranks 233rd out of 351 Massachusetts districts, in the 34th percentile with 2 stars. Among the three schools, Gordon W. Mitchell School (grades 3–6) has the strongest tested academic profile: it beats the district in ELA, math, and science, and its science score of 42.07 tops the state's 40.98. Its 6th grade math (46.41) and ELA (40.52) are also above state averages. However, its rank has slipped from the 51st to the 43rd percentile over three years, and science fell sharply from 58.11 to 42.07 year over year. Central serves PK–2, so it has no MCAS results to compare; it spends the most per student at $15,916.
East Bridgewater Junior/Senior High School (grades 7–12) is the most mixed picture. It has a 98.3% graduation rate and ranks in the 57th percentile with 3 stars, up from 26th percentile three years ago, and its 10th grade science (51.61) and Biology (47.14) beat state averages. But its all-grade proficiency is below both district and state, driven largely by 7th grade: ELA at 18.88 versus the state's 39.91, and math at 14.89 versus 37.48 — the weakest results in this data. Staffing differs too: Mitchell has the lowest student-teacher ratio (11.5), the high school the highest (13.3) and lowest per-student spending ($13,833). Free/reduced lunch data is not available, so socioeconomic comparisons cannot be made. Overall, the elementary/middle years are the district's strength; the middle-grade ELA and math results inside the junior/senior high are the clearest concern.
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