Granby

Located at 387 East State Street in Granby, Massachusetts, Granby Public Schools operates as an active, independent public school district serving a rural fringe community within the broader Amherst Town-Northampton metropolitan area. Comprising two operational schools, the district delivers a seamless, continuous academic pathway spanning pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. As a traditional municipal school system—operating independently of supervisory unions or charter frameworks—Granby provides a grounded, community-focused educational setting designed to support local students from early childhood milestones through high school graduation.

Serving a student body of 665 learners during the 2024–2025 academic year, the district maintains a balanced enrollment composed of 342 male and 323 female students. The student population represents a range of backgrounds, including 538 White, 78 Hispanic, 22 multiracial, 21 Asian, 4 Black, and 2 American Indian students distributed across elementary, middle, and high school grades. To foster an engaged and attentive learning environment, Granby Public Schools employs a total workforce of over 242 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This includes approximately 116 FTE classroom teachers, nearly 30 instructional aides, and over 96 support staff members, ensuring robust instruction, specialized care, and strong administrative backing across its campuses.