Summary:
ZIP code 02333 covers East Bridgewater, Massachusetts, and is home to a single public high school: East Bridgewater Junior/Senior High School, which serves grades 7 through 12 with 881 students as part of the East Bridgewater district. Because there is only one school here, a comparison among local schools is not possible; instead, this is a detailed profile of that school, with its results measured against the district and the state. Its student-teacher ratio is 13.3, and per-student spending was $13,833 in 2020–2021.
The school's overall trajectory is strongly positive. In 2023–2024 it ranked 258 of 348 (26th percentile, 1 star); by 2025–2026 it ranked 152 of 353 (57th percentile, 3 stars) — a higher rating than the district overall, which sits at 2 stars and the 34th percentile. Graduation is a clear strength at 98.3%, above the district's 96.0%, with a low 1.7% dropout rate. High school science is the academic bright spot: 10th grade Science was 51.61% proficient, more than 11 points above the state's 40.5%, and Biology End of Course was 47.14%, over 9 points above the state's 37.68%. Tenth grade ELA (42.54%) is close to the state's 45.48%.
The main concerns sit in the middle grades and in math. Seventh grade ELA was 18.88% proficient against the state's 39.91%, and 7th grade math was 14.89% against 37.48%. All-grade results in 2025–2026 were below state in every core subject, with math the widest gap at 19.75 points. All-grade ELA also fell sharply, from 36.45% to 26.6%, a steeper drop than the district or state. Eighth grade Civics (29.61%) beat the district but trailed the state. Note that free/reduced-lunch data is unavailable, so economic context cannot be assessed, and spending figures are older than the test and ranking data.
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