Summary:
Zip code 01240 is served by one high school, Lenox Memorial High, a grades 6–12 school in the Lenox district in Lenox, Massachusetts, with 439 students at 197 East Street. Its student-teacher ratio in 2024–2025 is 7.5, and per-student spending in 2020–2021 was $22,567. The free/reduced-lunch percentage is not populated in this extract, so it cannot be used to assess economic context. Because it is the only school in the list, families can consider it as the local public secondary option for these grades.
Lenox Memorial High’s latest ranking is its strongest in the three-year record: 35th of 353 schools, 90th percentile, 5 stars in 2025–2026, up from 48th of 349 (86th percentile, 4 stars) in 2024–2025 and 43rd of 348 (88th percentile, 4 stars) in 2023–2024. The district summary shows the Lenox district ranked 48th of 351, 86th percentile, 4 stars. Completion outcomes are strong: a 95.0% graduation rate and 3.3% dropout rate, identical at school and district levels. High school MCAS results are especially high: 10th-grade ELA was 89.06% proficient versus 45.48% statewide (+43.58 points), 10th-grade math was 71.43% versus 43.73% (+27.70), and 10th-grade science was 74.60% versus 40.50% (+34.10).
Middle school results are solid but lower than the high school grades. In 2025–2026, ELA in grades 6–8 ranged from 61.19% to 63.33%, and middle school math ranged from 59.09% to 69.64%; 8th-grade science was 58.18% and civics was 53.57%, all above state. All-grade scores blend middle and high school: ELA 62.09%, math 63.93%, science 58.18%. Year over year, all-grade math rose from 52.69% to 63.93% (+11.24 points) and science rose from 46.77% to 58.18% (+11.41), while ELA was stable at 62.09% from 63.24%. Civics fell from 61.29% to 53.57%, and biology fell from 67.27% to 55.77%, though biology changed from “All Grades” to “End of Course.” A 2024–2025 physics result of 100% was 55.75 points above the state’s 44.25%, but it may reflect a small cohort. Overall, Lenox Memorial High is highly ranked with strong completion outcomes and exceptional 10th-grade proficiency.
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