Summary:
Elementary schools in ZIP code 02767 — which covers Raynham, Massachusetts — consist of two schools in the Bridgewater-Raynham district: Laliberte Elementary School, serving grades 2–4 with 543 students, and Merrill Elementary School, serving grades K–1 with 310 students, together forming a K–4 pipeline for 853 students. The district is ranked 222 of 351 in Massachusetts, at the 37th percentile with 2 stars.
Laliberte is the academic standout where test data exists. In 2025–2026 MCAS Next Generation results, its all-grade math proficiency was 49.18% versus 37.58% for the district and 41.11% for the state, and all-grade ELA was 40.44% versus the district's 30.13% and the state's 40.03%. Its strongest result is Grade 4 math at 51.37%, which is 8.17 points above the state and 7.49 points above the district; its only below-state result is Grade 4 ELA at 36.26% versus the state's 37.43%. Laliberte also holds 3 stars in each of the last three years and ranks 401 of 899, or the 55th percentile — though that percentile has slipped from 65 to 58 to 55 over three years, and all-grade ELA fell from 45.16% to 40.44%, a smaller drop than the district's decline.
Merrill cannot be compared academically, since as a K–1 school it has no MCAS scores in this file — that absence should not be read as low performance. It stands out on inputs instead: a student-teacher ratio of 16.6 versus Laliberte's 18.0 (about 8% lower), and per-student spending of $15,140 versus $12,959 (roughly 17% more). The two schools also split early grades unevenly, about 155 students per grade at Merrill and about 181 at Laliberte. Free/reduced-price lunch data is not provided for either school, so socioeconomic context is unknown, and spending figures are from 2020–2021 while ratios and test scores come from later years, so comparisons across those measures should be made cautiously.
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