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Erving School District

ERVING, Massachusetts

2 Rated Schools
113 Students

Data updated August 2026

Performance Overview

Per-Pupil Spending

$27K

Annual expenditure per student

Quick Facts

  • 2 total schools
  • 113 students enrolled

Schools in Erving School District

2 school and program profiles, grouped by grade level

District Boundaries

The Erving School District serves students within this geographic area.

Areas Served: ERVING

Homes for Sale in Erving School District

5 properties available in this school district • Median price: $300K

Home for sale at 191 Old State Road, Erving - $300K
$300K

191 Old State Road

Erving, MA

3 bed 1.0 bath 1,401 sqft
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Home for sale at 5 West High Street, Erving - $149K
$149K

5 West High Street

Erving, MA

5 bed 2.5 bath 2,271 sqft
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Home for sale at 3 Northfield Road, Erving - $350K
$350K

3 Northfield Road

Erving, MA

4 bed 1.0 bath 1,792 sqft
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School Funding

$27K Per-Pupil Spending
+$9K above state average

Per-pupil spending includes instructional costs, administrative expenses, transportation, and support services.

School Safety

Discipline data for Erving School District (2025)

0.0% Discipline Rate
Low Lower than 50% of MA districts

Frequently Asked Questions

How many schools are in Erving School District?

Erving School District includes 2 schools (1 middle, 1 high) serving approximately 113 students.

What is the per-pupil spending in Erving School District?

Erving School District spends approximately $27,362 per student annually, which is above the Massachusetts state average of approximately $18,500. Per-pupil spending reflects total educational expenditures divided by student enrollment.

How can I enroll my child in Erving School District?

To enroll in Erving School District, contact the district's central office for enrollment procedures and required documentation. You'll typically need proof of residency, immunization records, and previous school records. Some districts offer school choice programs for out-of-district students.

How are district ratings calculated?

District ratings are based on the composite performance of all schools within the district. We calculate average MCAS proficiency rates, attendance, graduation rates, and other metrics weighted by school enrollment. Districts are then ranked against all Massachusetts districts to determine percentile rankings and letter grades.