Summary:
Zip code 02382 is Whitman, Massachusetts, home to four public schools serving about 2,407 students in the Whitman-Hanson district: two elementary schools (Louise A Conley and John H Duval, grades K–5), one middle school (Whitman Middle, grades 6–8), and one high school (Whitman Hanson Regional, grades 9–12). The district ranks 215 of 351 statewide — 39th percentile, 2 stars — a rating shared by all four schools even though their individual results differ widely.
Louise A Conley is the strongest overall, the only school holding 3 stars in 2025–26 (rank 448 of 899, 50th percentile). It leads the group in all-grade ELA (40.0%), Math (41.7%), and Science (48.0%), and posted the dataset's highest single score, 64.89% in 2024–25 Science. John H Duval is more uneven: 3rd grade Math of 63.27% is about 21 points above the state, but its all-grade and 5th grade Science of 24.59% is the lowest proficiency figure here. Whitman Middle (249 of 478, 48th percentile, 2 stars) is steadier — near the state in Science (39.73%) — but its all-grade Math (30.26%) trails the state by nearly 11 points. Whitman Hanson Regional graduates 91.6% of students, above the district's 88.9%, with a 5.4% dropout rate, yet its 2025–26 scores fell sharply, including 33.49% ELA and 30.69% Math in grade 10.
Resources do not line up neatly with results. John H Duval spends the most per student ($16,129) with a low student-teacher ratio (12.5), while Louise A Conley spends the least ($14,294) with the highest ratio (16.0) — yet Conley outperforms Duval in every all-grade subject. Spending data is from 2020–21 and ratios from 2024–25, so neither aligns with 2025–26 outcomes, and free/reduced-lunch percentages are missing for all four schools. In 2024–25 all four schools earned 3 stars; in 2025–26 every percentile slipped and only Conley kept 3 stars.
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