Summary:
ZIP code 03229 is served by four public schools in the Hopkinton School District, offering a complete path from pre-kindergarten through grade 12 in a relatively small New Hampshire community with 937 students overall.
The schools generally perform above New Hampshire averages, with especially strong results in reading. Hopkinton High School is the standout, ranking ninth among 89 New Hampshire high schools, earning five stars, graduating 98.5% of students, and reporting no dropouts. Its reading proficiency is 80%, compared with 55% statewide, while mathematics and science proficiency are 52% and 57%. Maple Street Elementary School, which serves grades 4–6 despite being classified in the data as a middle school, offers the most balanced performance among the younger grades: 62% proficiency in math, 72% in reading, and 56% in science. Sixth-grade reading is particularly strong at 83%. Hopkinton Middle School leads the district in math at 64% and also posts strong reading results at 75%.
Harold Martin School, serving pre-kindergarten through grade 3, has the lowest overall assessment results in the district but remains above state averages, with 51% math and 67% reading proficiency. Its reading score improved by nine percentage points year over year. The clearest area for attention is science at Hopkinton Middle School, where proficiency fell from 50% to 40%, despite strong math and reading performance. Families may also value the schools’ small instructional settings: reported student-teacher ratios range from 10.5 to 12.0 students per teacher. Overall, the district combines strong academic outcomes, excellent high-school graduation results, and a consistent progression through all grade levels.
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