Summary:
The Lynnfield district in Massachusetts serves about 2,142 students across four schools: two elementary schools serving grades K–4, one middle school serving grades 5–8, and one high school serving grades 9–12. The district ranks 39th of 351 Massachusetts districts, placing it in the 89th percentile with 4 stars. Every reported 2025–26 school-level MCAS proficiency result is above the corresponding state figure, so families here are choosing among schools that all perform well above average.
Among the elementary schools, Summer Street has the strongest current profile: it ranks 49th of 899 elementary schools, the 95th percentile, with 5 stars — the only 5-star rating among the four schools — and it improved from 107th the prior year. Its ELA proficiency is 71.79%, including 75.73% in 4th grade. Huckleberry Hill ranks 115th of 899, the 87th percentile with 4 stars, and its math is nearly level with Summer Street's (69.38% versus 70.26%), but its ELA is 59.75% — a 12.04-point gap — and its 4th grade ELA of 54.88% is the lowest elementary grade-level ELA result in the group. Lynnfield Middle School has improved steadily, from the 81st to the 87th percentile, and ranks 63rd of 478; math leads there at 67.58%, including 72.22% in 8th grade.
Lynnfield High posts strong completion outcomes — a 98.6% graduation rate and a 0.7% dropout rate — but its test-rank trend has declined, from the 92nd percentile and 5 stars in 2023–24 to the 75th percentile and 4 stars in 2025–26. Its 10th grade Science score of 45.16% is a relative weak spot, though still above the state. Note that free/reduced-lunch percentages are not reported for these schools, which limits equity comparisons.
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