Summary:
ZIP code 02351 covers Abington, MA, where four public schools serve roughly 2,061 students across grades K–12: two elementary schools (Beaver Brook Elementary for K–2 and Woodsdale Elementary School for grades 3–4), one middle school (grades 5–8), and one high school (grades 9–12). The Abington district ranks 195 of 351 statewide, at the 44th percentile with 2 stars, but that district-wide figure masks real differences between schools. Enrollment is concentrated in the upper grades: Abington Middle School is the largest at 668 students (32.4%), followed by Abington High at 530 (25.7%), Beaver Brook at 491 (23.8%), and Woodsdale at 372 (18.0%).
Abington High is the standout, climbing from the 32nd percentile in 2023–24 to the 65th percentile in 2025–26 with a 3-star rating (125 of 353) and a 92.4% graduation rate. Its 10th-grade science score is 52.73% proficient versus 40.50% statewide, and 10th-grade ELA is 51.33% versus 45.48%; only 10th-grade math lags slightly, at 1.62 points below state. Abington Middle School is also 3 stars (194 of 478, 59th percentile), with above-state results in 7th- and 8th-grade ELA, 8th-grade civics (44.44% vs. 39.77%), and 6th-grade math (45.68% vs. 42.59%). Its weak spots are all-grade math and science, both below state, and 5th-grade math at 26.60% — 12.90 points below state.
Woodsdale Elementary School is the clearest concern, slipping from the 57th to 44th to 36th percentile over three years, with math falling 9.26 points from 2024–25 to 2025–26 and now 5.71 points below state. Beaver Brook Elementary serves K–2 and has no current MCAS results; its most recent rank history dates to 2014–2017, when it sat in the 33rd–43rd percentile range. Across the district, math is the most consistent challenge, and science results are uneven. Note that spending figures are from 2020–2021 and free/reduced lunch data is unavailable, so funding and economic context cannot be compared.
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