Summary:
Zip code 02771 covers the town of Seekonk, MA, and includes four public schools in the Seekonk district: two elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school, serving 2,026 students in grades PK–12.
Among them, Dr. Kevin M. Hurley Middle School is the standout: it ranks 106 of 478 schools in 2025-26 (78th percentile, 4 stars) and is the only school here to earn 4 stars in all three years of rank history. Its all-grades proficiency leads the group: ELA 50.72%, Math 54.02%, and Science 60.00%. Its 8th grade is especially strong—ELA 65.87%, Math 61.45%, Science 60.00%—though 7th grade ELA is 35.67%, below the state but above the district. For comparison, George R Martin is strong in ELA but has slipped from 4 stars to 3; its 2025-26 scores are ELA 46.15%, Math 50.68%, Science 50.00%. Mildred Aitken School ranks lowest here (373 of 899, 59th percentile, 3 stars) and has the weakest ELA at 37.68%, below district and state, though its Math and Science are above state. Seekonk High remains above state in tested subjects but dropped sharply from a 4-star 2024-25: 10th-grade ELA 54.55%, Math 48.36%, Science 41.88%. Its graduation rate is 97.4% and dropout rate 1.3%.
Class sizes range from 10.6 students per teacher at Seekonk High to 13.0 at Mildred Aitken School, with Dr. Kevin M. Hurley Middle School at 11.4 and George R Martin at 11.9. Per-student spending for 2020-21 ranges from $16,198 at Mildred Aitken School to $17,479 at Dr. Kevin M. Hurley Middle School, but spending does not track simply with results. Free/reduced-lunch data is not reported, so socioeconomic context cannot be analyzed. Grade-level results vary: Mildred Aitken School’s 4th grade ELA is the lowest reported at 28.57%, while Dr. Kevin M. Hurley Middle School’s 8th grade is the strongest. Overall, the middle school is the district’s academic anchor, the high school has strong outcomes despite a proficiency decline, and the two elementaries differ by subject.
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