Summary:
ZIP code 01773 contains just one elementary school: Lincoln School, a PK–8 school with 546 students in Lincoln, Massachusetts, part of the Lincoln district, which ranks 83rd of 351 districts (76th percentile, 4 stars). With no local peer schools to compare against, the most useful benchmarks are the district and the state — and the school clears both on most measures.
In 2025–26, all-grade proficiency at Lincoln School exceeded both its district and the state: ELA 60.42% (district 53.34%, state 40.03%), mathematics 67.66% (district 54.92%, state 41.11%), and science 66.97% (district 58.05%, state 40.98%). Mathematics is the standout — 8th grade math reached 86.54%, 22.25 points above district and 44.87 points above state. Science is strong too, though 8th grade science (66.67%) leads the district by only 3.78 points. ELA is the relatively lower subject; 4th grade ELA was 48.15%, the lowest reported ELA grade-level result, and 8th grade ELA (64.71%) was the only cell slightly below district, by 0.92 points, while still 23.01 points above state.
Rankings remain strong but have eased — 80th of 916 (91st percentile, 5 stars) in 2023–24, 88th of 906 in 2024–25, and 135th of 899 (85th percentile, 4 stars) in 2025–26. Year over year, ELA fell 7.27 points, math 1.33, science 4.82, and 8th grade civics 14.05, from 81.36% to 67.31%. Operating figures look favorable: a 9.2 student-teacher ratio and $27,456 per-student spending (2020–21). Free/reduced lunch data is blank, so economic context is unknown, not zero.
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