Summary:
The Hopkinton School District has two schools serving grades 4–8 in the Hopkinton, New Hampshire area: Maple Street Elementary School for grades 4–6 and Hopkinton Middle School for grades 7–8. Together, they enroll 384 students and report favorable student–teacher ratios of 11.5:1 and 10.5:1, respectively. Overall, the district ranks highly in New Hampshire, at approximately the 85th percentile statewide, with a four-star rating.
Both schools perform well in mathematics and reading compared with state averages, although they have different strengths. Hopkinton Middle School leads in all-grade math, with 64% of students proficient, and reading, with 75% proficient. Its strongest results are in 7th grade, where 75% are proficient in math and 80% in reading. Maple Street Elementary School is stronger in science, with 56% proficiency compared with 40% at the middle school, and it has the higher simple average across the three tested subjects. Maple Street also shows especially strong 6th-grade reading performance, at 83% proficient.
For parents comparing the schools, the clearest concern is the performance pattern at Hopkinton Middle School. Math proficiency falls from 75% in 7th grade to 53% in 8th grade, while science declined from 50% to 40% year over year and sits below the district average. Maple Street’s recent math and reading results decreased modestly, but its science score remained stable, and reading rises from 62% in 4th grade to 83% in 6th grade. Overall, the schools offer strong academic results, with Maple Street standing out for science and reading growth and Hopkinton Middle standing out for 7th-grade math and reading.
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