Easthampton Public Schools

Easthampton is a small New England town in Hampshire County, bordered on the east by the steep slopes of Mount Tom. The downtown maintains a New England village character which is an architecturally attractive and historically significant feature of the community.

Easthampton offers numerous opportunities for education and recreation and culture. Nonotuck Park is a beautiful regional recreation area containing 190 acres and the Easthampton Park and Recreation Department offers a variety of activities for everyone. The Massachusetts Audubon Society manages the Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary which provides educational programs for adults and children. Nashawannuck Pond is located at the heart of our small city, marking the entrance to the Cottage Street Cultural District.

Easthampton's location gives the town favorable access to prime transportation routes. Several firms have headquarters or major plants in Easthampton.

The schools are governed by a seven member School Committee, which includes the Mayor, elected every two years. Active parent involvement is encouraged in the Parent Teacher Organization, School Councils, Easthampton Community Association, School Volunteers, Chamber of Commerce, and the Regional Education system which is well maintained and has been cited by the State Department of Education as a leader in collaborative site-based decision making.

Schools include: Elementary Schools (Center School, Pepin School,Maple School);
White Brook Middle School and Easthampton High School.