Summary:
ZIP code 02364 in Kingston, Massachusetts is served by a single public high school, Silver Lake Regional High, which enrolls 1,034 students in grades 9–12 and belongs to the Silver Lake district.
Because there is only one high school in this ZIP code, there is no in-town alternative to compare it against, so families can look at how it performs relative to its district and the state. Its strongest results are in completion: a 98.0% graduation rate for 2024–2025, slightly above the district's 97.7%, and a 0.4% dropout rate that matches the district. The student-teacher ratio is 12, and per-student spending was $18,442 in 2020–2021. Academically, math is the consistent bright spot: 10th-grade proficiency was 49.17% versus the state's 44.60% in 2024–2025, and 44.03% versus 43.73% in 2025–2026 — the only subject where the school outperformed the state in both reported years.
Other subjects are more of a concern. Tenth-grade ELA trailed the state in both years — 44.90% vs. 50.66%, then 35.27% vs. 45.48% — with the gap widening from about 5.8 to about 10.2 percentage points. Science slipped from above the state (48.31% vs. 45.89%) to below it (34.57% vs. 40.50%), a 13.74-point school drop that the district shared. Physics shows the largest gap: 32.80% End of Course in 2025–2026 against the state's 46.58%. Rank history reflects the trend, moving from the 53rd–54th percentile with 3 stars to the 44th percentile with 2 stars (198 of 353). Free/reduced-lunch data is not provided, and the spending figure is several years old. Overall, the school's completion outcomes are strong and math is a relative strength, while ELA, science, and especially physics remain clear challenges.
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