Summary:
ZIP code 01810 in Andover, Massachusetts is home to five public elementary schools serving grades K–5 — West Elementary, Bancroft Elementary, High Plain Elementary, South Elementary, and Henry C Sanborn Elementary — all part of the Andover district, which ranks 36th of 351 districts in the state, at the 90th percentile with a 5-star rating. Together they enroll 2,402 students, ranging from 332 at Sanborn to 605 at West, and averaging about 480 students per school.
High Plain Elementary is the most consistent performer: it currently ranks 62nd of 899 elementary schools (93rd percentile, 5 stars) and is the only school above the district average in every current all-grade subject and every reported grade-level cell. South Elementary is a STEM standout, with the highest current science score (78.21) and math above the district average, though its rank has cooled from 29th in 2023–24 and 51st in 2024–25 to 107th. Henry C Sanborn Elementary led the group in 2024–25 (17th of 906) but slipped to 103rd, with all-grade ELA falling from 75.16 to 59.65 and science from 84.78 to 66.67. West Elementary, the largest school, improved from 232nd to 183rd and posts the highest grade-level math score in the group (82.47 in 5th grade). Bancroft Elementary declined from 108th to 180th and has the lowest all-grade math (56.49) and science (64.52).
Every school here beats the state average in all three subjects, but only High Plain clears the district average across the board, and the gap between the top and bottom school runs roughly 14–17 points depending on subject. Grade-level results also swing widely within individual schools, and spending and student-teacher ratios do not line up simply with achievement.
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