Summary:
Zip code 02493 covers Weston, Massachusetts, and its five public schools — three elementary, one middle, and one high school, with no alternative schools — all belong to the Weston district, which ranks 8th of 351 districts in Massachusetts at the 98th percentile with 5 stars. Together they enroll 2,063 students: Country (PK–3, 338 students), Woodland (PK–3, 299), Field Elementary School (grades 4–5, 317), Weston Middle (6–8, 451), and Weston High (9–12, 658).
Woodland is the current proficiency standout, holding the highest ELA (82.28%) and math (88.61%) scores in the group plus the largest year-over-year math gain, up 11.78 points. Weston Middle ranks 8th of 478 middle schools at the 98th percentile, climbing from 20th to 8th over three years, with roughly 78% proficiency in ELA, math, science, and civics. Weston High reports a 98.2% graduation rate, a 0.0% dropout rate, and math at 84.93%, but its ELA dipped to 73.1% and its rank slipped from 14th to 25th, still the 93rd percentile. Country remains strong at 80% in ELA and math but is down more than 5 points from last year, while Field Elementary School splits: math 79.22% above the district, ELA 72.29% and science 70.73% below it.
Compared with Massachusetts, every reported MCAS Next Generation proficiency score is well above average — Woodland math is 47.5 points above the state, Weston Middle ELA 38.2 points above, and Weston High math 41.2 points above. Student-teacher ratios are lower in the secondary grades (10.8–11.0) than in the elementary schools (13.4–14.4), and 2020–2021 per-student spending ranges from $26,604 at Country to $33,810 at Woodland. Free/reduced lunch data is not reported for any of the five schools, so socioeconomic context is limited, and the spending figures come from an earlier year, so they are not directly comparable to current test results.
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