If you visit the Massachusetts Department of Education profiles pages for each public school below, you'll be able to access detailed information including test scores, student/teacher ratios and ethnicity data. Distances are measured from the town government offices at 116 Main St.

SOUTH HADLEY SCHOOLS
District:	South Hadley
Public Schools
	Michael E. Smith Middle School Phone: (413) 538-5074 See map >> Distance from town center: 2.63 mi. Travel time: 7 minutes	See Dept. of Educ. Profile >> See School Web Site >>
	Mosier Elementary School Phone: (413) 538-5077 See map >> Distance from town center: 2.63 mi. Travel time: 7 minutes	See Dept. of Educ. Profile >> See School Web Site >>
	Plains Elementary School Phone: (413) 538-5068 See map >> Distance from town center: 1.62 mi. Travel time: 4 minutes	See Dept. of Educ. Profile >> See School Web Site >>
	South Hadley High School Phone: (413) 538-5063 See map >> Distance from town center: .9 mi. Travel time: 3 minutes	See Dept. of Educ. Profile >> See School Web Site >>

About The Town — The Town of South Hadley is located in the heart of the Pioneer Valley along the banks of the Connecticut River. A bedroom community serving the greater Springfield-Holyoke area, South Hadley is mainly a residential town with its major employers being the manufacturer of specialty papers and Mount Holyoke College.

South Hadley is a small, friendly, college town with a diverse offering of recreational activities for residents and visitors. One can stroll the beautiful Mount Holyoke College campus or enjoy plays sponsored by the College's summer theater group.

Located at the center of the town is the newly developed Village Commons which offers a variety of quaint shops, restaurants, theaters and cafes. South Hadley is proud to be the site of the first navigable canal in the United States and a visit to the Canal Park provides a pleasant stroll along the Connecticut River.

Any time of the year, South Hadley offers the flavor of country living with a variety of craft and antique fairs, the annual lighting of the Christmas tree at the Town Common, the Memorial Day "Olde Fashion Picnic" and a variety of community activities which add to the atmosphere of relaxed home-town living.

Source: http://www.mass.gov/dhcd/iprofile/275.pdf, Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development