Summary:
ZIP code 02347 contains exactly one high school: Apponequet Regional High, which serves grades 9–12 and enrolls 640 students in Lakeville, Massachusetts as part of the Freetown-Lakeville district. Because it is the only high school in the area, there are no local schools to compare it against — the useful comparisons are between this school, its district, and the state.
The school's performance is consistently strong. In every reported MCAS Next Generation test, Apponequet Regional High scored above both its district and the state. Its largest latest-year edge is Biology End of Course, where 54.40% of students were proficient — 16.72 percentage points above the state and 2.52 points above the district. The school holds a 4-star rating in each of the last three years and ranks 95th of 353 schools (73rd percentile), while Freetown-Lakeville sits at 124th of 351 (65th percentile) with 3 stars. Graduation and dropout outcomes are also solid: a 97.1% graduation rate, slightly above the district's 96.0%, and a 0.6% dropout rate that matches the district exactly.
The main watch item is a recent slide in test results. Tenth-grade Science fell from 69.06% proficient in 2024–2025 to 49.28% in 2025–2026, and Math declined by 4.86 points; the school still stayed above the state in both. Relative to the state, the ELA gap widened while the Math and Science gaps narrowed, and the school's percentile rank drifted from 83rd to 75th to 73rd even as it kept 4 stars. Context figures include a student-teacher ratio of 10.8 and per-student spending of $15,361 in 2020–2021, an older figure; the free/reduced-lunch percentage is not populated, so economic-disadvantage comparisons are not possible from this record.
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