Mashpee

The Mashpee school district in Massachusetts consists of 3 schools: 2 elementary schools (Quashnet School and Kenneth Coombs School) and 1 middle/high school (Mashpee Middle-High School). The district stands out for its strong performance at the middle/high school level and diverse student populations across the schools.

Mashpee Middle-High School is a standout, with a 95.7% four-year graduation rate that significantly exceeds the state average. The school also outperforms the state on 10th grade MCAS English Language Arts proficiency. In contrast, the elementary schools have more mixed academic results, with Quashnet School performing above the district and state averages in some grade levels and subjects.

Across the Mashpee schools, student populations are relatively diverse, with 27-34% of students identifying as non-White. The district also has high per-student spending, ranging from $20,899 to $23,063 per student, which may contribute to the schools' academic performance and small class sizes. Overall, the Mashpee school district appears to have a mix of strong and average-performing schools, with the middle/high school standing out as a consistent high performer.