Summary:
Berryhill has three schools serving prekindergarten through grade 12: Berryhill Elementary School South (571 students), Berryhill Middle School (152), and Berryhill High School (407). All three reported chronic absenteeism below the state’s 16% rate in 2025–26, at about 10% each. The clearest shared academic concern is mathematics: every school scored below the state’s 25% proficiency rate, with results ranging from 12% to 17%.
The schools stand out in different subjects, rather than one leading across the board. Berryhill High School had the strongest English Language Arts I result, at 37%—11 points above the state and 16 points higher than the other two schools’ average. Berryhill Elementary School South led science at 48%, 18 points above the state; in contrast, High scored 15%, 15 points below the state, creating a 33-point gap between the schools. Berryhill Middle School had the lowest all-grades math result, 12%, or 13 points below the state. High also had a 96% graduation rate in 2024–25, 18 points above the state.
Recent changes vary by school: Elementary science rose 5 points to 48%, while High science fell 17 points to 15% and its English Language Arts result dropped 9 points to 37%; Middle math stayed at 12%. Across the schools, the average science score moved closer to the state result, while the English Language Arts advantage disappeared and the math gap widened from 9 to 11 points. SchoolDigger’s latest percentile rankings were lower than earlier reported results at all three schools: 34 for Elementary, 55 for High, and 34 for Middle. In 2024–25, free/reduced lunch eligible shares were 47% at Elementary, 42% at Middle, and 35% at High; student-teacher ratios were 16.6, 14.7, and 17.0, respectively. These are useful context, not explanations for the results; all-grades comparisons also involve schools serving different grades.
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