The top reported proficiency rate is 51% in English language arts. The lowest is 41% in Math.
Original Research by School Decision on Maple Point Ms
Maple Point Middle School serves grades 5 through 8 in Langhorne, Pennsylvania, as part of the Neshaminy School District. The school draws from a suburban Bucks County community where the historic borough core mingles with surrounding dense residential development. Langhorne Borough itself is a small, tree-lined historic village with deep community pride, while the broader Middletown Township area around it reads as car-oriented Philadelphia suburbs with housing developments, retail corridors, and commercial anchors like Sesame Place. Families in the district are seeing significant change: the district opened a new elementary school in January 2025 and redistricted attendance areas, consolidating to six K-4 schools. Property taxes have risen substantially in back-to-back years, signaling sustained upward pressure on household costs.
The school's enrollment reflects a largely white student body with a meaningful Hispanic population and smaller Asian and multiracial communities. Just over one-third of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, indicating moderate economic diversity within the attendance area. The enrollment is stable across the four grade bands the school serves.
On state assessments, Maple Point shows mixed performance. In English language arts, about half of students tested reach proficiency, a result slightly below the midpoint relative to other districts in Bucks County. Mathematics proficiency is notably lower, with less than half of students meeting the bar, placing the school below the midpoint on this measure. Science proficiency from the most recent available year sits near half. Across tested subjects, the school's overall proficiency index lands below the midpoint among Bucks County districts. The data does not include information on special education enrollment, English learner rates, chronic absenteeism, or discipline practices, so a parent may want to look into those areas directly with the school.
The housing market around the school reflects a solid middle-class suburban context. Home values in the 19047 zip code are moderately above the state benchmark, and rents are modest. The area's major employers include St. Mary Medical Center, Woods Services, and Sesame Place, anchoring stable employment in healthcare, social services, and recreation. Transit via SEPTA connects families to regional destinations, though the broader area is car-dependent outside the historic borough itself.
Maple Point sits on a campus shared with the newly opened Core Creek Elementary School, part of the district's recent consolidation effort. The school is a regular public school with no magnet or charter designation. Program offerings and staffing details were not available in the data, so prospective families should inquire directly about course breadth, extracurricular options, and support services. The district has made recent cuts to itinerant music staffing, which may affect arts access depending on how the school's own offerings are structured.
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