Original Research by School Decision on Fisher Hill
Fisher Hill in Orange, Massachusetts, is a closed school. Its official status, according to state records, is “Closed,” and it no longer enrolls students. For a parent or resident looking into this school, the most important fact is that it is not an operating option. The building at 59 Dexter Street is not serving students.
Because Fisher Hill is closed, there are no state testing results, no enrollment figures, no student demographic data, and no graduation rate to report. The school's grade band was listed as “M through M,” which in the Massachusetts context typically refers to an early childhood or elementary span, but with the school shuttered, those details are historical rather than current. No program listings, staffing information, or discipline data are available.
The school was part of the Orange public school district. Orange itself is a small, rural town in Franklin County with a compact downtown along South Main Street near the Millers River. Historically an industrial mill town, it now functions as a residential community with a mix of small commercial businesses. The town has bus service along Route 2A, an airport used for flight training and parachuting, and natural features including Tully Pond, Lake Mattawa, and part of Lake Rohunta. The Orange district operates other schools, including Ralph C. Mahar Regional High School, but no information about those schools is provided here.
For families exploring the area, Fisher Hill is not an active enrollment option. A parent would need to look at other schools within the Orange district or in nearby towns. The data available here does not include any information about district-wide changes, academic performance, or student support, so that gap would need to be addressed by contacting the district directly.
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