Summary:
Zip code 02649 has three schools — Mashpee Middle-High School (grades 7–12, 600 students), Quashnet Intermediate School (grades 3–6, 399 students), and Kenneth Coombs School (grades PK–2, 387 students) — all in the Mashpee district, together serving 1,386 students in a complete PK–12 pipeline with no separate middle school.
Of the two ranked schools, Mashpee Middle-High is the stronger performer: it ranks 131 of 353 (63rd percentile, 3 stars) and has climbed from the 57th percentile three years ago. Its graduation rate is 92.1%, above the district's 89.7%, with a 3.5% dropout rate essentially level with the district's 3.4%. Its 10th-grade ELA result, 61.43% proficient, is well above the state's 45.48%, and science, biology, and civics also exceed state marks. Math is the weak spot: 21.79% across all grades versus 31.80% district and 41.11% state, with grade 7 math at 12.20% and grade 7 ELA at 19.51%. Quashnet ranks 514 of 899 (43rd percentile, 2 stars), up from the 36th percentile, and its math (37.14%) beats the district's 31.80% in every tested grade 3–6, though it stays below the state's 41.11%. Kenneth Coombs, serving PK–2, has no test scores in this data but the highest per-student spending at $23,063.
Student-teacher ratios are similar: 9.6 at Mashpee Middle-High and 10.7 at both Quashnet and Kenneth Coombs. Per-student spending from 2020–2021 ranges from $20,899 at Quashnet to $23,063 at Coombs. The district overall ranks 203 of 351, at the 42nd percentile with 2 stars. Free/reduced-lunch data is not reported for any school, so economic context cannot be assessed from this data.
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