Summary:
ZIP code 02790 covers Westport, Massachusetts, and contains three schools serving about 1,515 students from prekindergarten through 12th grade: Westport Elementary (grades 1–4, 463 students), Alice A Macomber (PK–K, 163 students), and Westport Middle-High School (grades 5–12, 889 students), all in the Westport district. Although the area is listed as having no middle school, the middle grades are housed inside Westport Middle-High, which enrolls more students than the two elementary schools combined.
Westport Elementary is the math standout: its all-grade math score of 44.59% proficient beats both the district (33.38%) and the state (41.11%), and 3rd grade math is 51.28%, about 9 points above the state. Its 4th grade results are the weak spot, with ELA at 27.83% and math at 37.72%, both below state. Westport Middle-High School shows the biggest improvement, rising from 234 of 348 schools to 141 of 353 and from 2 stars to 3 stars. Its high school results are strong — a 96.8% graduation rate, 10th grade ELA at 47.47% and 10th grade science at 45.36%, all above state — but its middle grades lag badly, with 6th grade math at 19.49% compared with 42.59% statewide.
Across the district, science is the clearest strength: district science is 43.97% versus the state's 40.98%, and Westport Middle-High's 5th grade science (48.21%) and Biology results also beat the state. Math is improving faster than ELA — all-grade math rose 4.88 points at Westport Middle-High and 4.59 points at Westport Elementary while state math rose only 0.37 points. Civics remains a consistent weakness at Westport Middle-High, with 8th grade civics at 31.30% versus 39.77% statewide. Alice A Macomber has no test scores or ranking because it serves only PK–K; its main data points are its 15.0 student-teacher ratio, the highest of the three, and $16,452 per student in spending (2020–2021). Free/reduced-lunch percentages are not available for any of the three schools, so no economic comparison is possible.
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