Summary:
ZIP code 02568 — Vineyard Haven, MA — is served by a single public school: Tisbury Elementary, an elementary school covering grades PK–8 with 312 students, part of the Tisbury district. Because the district contains only this one school in the data, its district and school test-score figures are identical for every reported MCAS Next Generation result, and there are no within-ZIP comparisons to make. Parents choosing schools here are effectively choosing this one school.
Academically, the clearest strengths in 2025–2026 are Mathematics and Science. All-grade Math proficiency was 47.87% against a state figure of 41.11% (+6.76 points), and Science was 50.91% versus 40.98% (+9.93 points). ELA remained below the state at 37.37% versus 40.03% (−2.66 points). Grade-level results show where that strength and weakness sit: 8th grade Math was 66.67% versus 41.67% state (+25.00 points), 8th grade Science 57.14% versus 38.93% (+18.21), 3rd grade Math 59.46% versus 42.19% (+17.27), and 6th grade Math 58.62% versus 42.59% (+16.03). Weaker areas include 5th grade ELA at 25.00% versus 38.15% (−13.15), 4th grade Math at 30.77% versus 43.20% (−12.43), and 6th grade ELA at 30.00% versus 40.26% (−10.26).
Year over year, Math rose from 35.53% to 47.87% and Science from 35.94% to 50.91%, moving the school above the state in both; ELA slipped slightly from 38.38% to 37.37%. Eighth grade Civics improved from 29.41% to 42.86%, above the state's 39.77%. Rank history shows a similar arc: Tisbury Elementary went from 52nd percentile and 3 stars in 2023–2024 to 42nd percentile in 2024–2025, recovering to 49th percentile and 2 stars in 2025–2026. The Tisbury district ranks 168 of 351, 52nd percentile, 3 stars. Contextually, the student-teacher ratio is 7.8 (2024–2025) and per-student spending was $33,592 (2020–2021); free/reduced lunch was not reported.
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