Summary:
ZIP code 02347 covers Lakeville, Massachusetts, and is home to four public schools — two elementary, one middle, and one high school — all in the Freetown-Lakeville district, together serving about 2,232 students in a full K–12 pipeline: Assawompset Elementary School (K–3), George R Austin Intermediate School (4–5), Freetown-Lakeville Middle School (6–8), and Apponequet Regional High (9–12).
The strongest school is Apponequet Regional High, the only 4-star school here (95 of 353, 73rd percentile), with a 97.1% graduation rate, a 0.6% dropout rate, and above-state proficiency in ELA, math, science, and biology — plus the lowest student-teacher ratio at 10.8. Assawompset Elementary posts the highest single math result in this data at 58.77%, well above the state's 41.11%, and its ELA (44.25) also beats the state (40.03). George R Austin Intermediate improved in all three subjects year over year and climbed from the 54th to the 61st percentile, with science (53.13) and math (50.69) above state.
The middle school is the main area of concern: it slipped from a 4-star, 72nd-percentile school to a 3-star, 62nd-percentile one, with ELA down 10.47 points to 34.63 and 6th-grade ELA at just 26.99. Districtwide, math (50.19) and science (50.85) clearly outperform the state (41.11 and 40.98), while ELA (38.81) sits slightly below the state's 40.03. Apponequet's 10th-grade science fell sharply from 69.06 to 49.28 in one year but remains above the state's 40.50. Note that free/reduced-lunch data is blank for all four schools, so economic context is unavailable, and spending figures date to 2020–2021.
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