Summary:
Zip code 02667 covers Wellfleet, Massachusetts, a small Cape Cod town served by exactly one public school: Wellfleet Elementary, a K–5 building with 78 students. Because the Wellfleet district consists of this single school, district-level and school-level figures are effectively the same, and there are no middle or high school grades in the zip code.
Compared with Massachusetts as a whole, the school is strongest in English language arts and science. In 2025–2026, 52.83% of students were proficient in ELA against 40.03% statewide, and 52.63% in science against 40.98%. Mathematics sits much closer to the state line at 42.31% versus 41.11%. That overall math number hides a wide split by grade: grade 5 scored 52.63% in ELA, math, and science alike — above the state in all three — while grade 4 reached 30% in math against a state figure of 43.2%, the only result materially below the state. The school ranks at the 64th percentile among roughly 899 Massachusetts schools (3 stars), a rating that has moved from the 77th to the 58th percentile and back over three years.
The year-over-year story is a large math gain of about 7 points (35.19% to 42.31%) while the state rose only 0.4 points, flipping the school from about 5.5 points below the state in math to slightly above it. ELA dipped 0.87 points but the state fell 1.50, so the school's relative edge widened; science slipped 3.62 points from a high base. Resources are unusual: a 6.5:1 student–teacher ratio and $35,597 spent per student (2020–2021), with free/reduced-price lunch data not reported. Because cohorts are tiny — roughly 13 students per grade — each student is worth about 8 percentage points at grade level and about 2 points school-wide, so treat grade-level results as directional rather than precise.
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