Summary:
Zip code 01845 covers the North Andover area of Massachusetts, and it includes seven schools in the North Andover district: five elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school, serving about 4,205 students from PK through grade 12. The district is ranked 126 of 351 in Massachusetts, at the 64th percentile with 3 stars, and that rating is the same for every school listed.
Among tested schools, North Andover High has the strongest high-school outcomes, with 2025–26 10th-grade MCAS Next Generation scores of 49.16 in ELA, 51.18 in math, 52.65 in science, and 53.02 in biology, all above district and state. Its graduation rate is 96.8%, but ELA fell from 61.83 to 49.16 and science from 63.35 to 52.65 year over year. North Andover Middle is consistently high-ranked (74th percentile, 4 stars), with all-grade math at 54.12 and grades 7–8 math at 57.40 and 57.72. Franklin is the elementary math standout at 61.83, while Annie L Sargent School leads elementary science at 56.14 and has stable 68th–69th percentile rankings. Thomson beats the state in all three subjects but has slipped from 73rd to 60th percentile. Atkinson is the most improved school, moving from 25th percentile, 1 star to 44th percentile, 2 stars, but it remains below district and state in ELA, math, and science.
Enrollment is split across levels: the high school has 1,328 students, the middle school 1,023, and the five elementaries 1,854. Anne Bradstreet Early Childhood Center is PK–K only, with 462 students, the highest per-student spending at $18,704, and the highest student-teacher ratio at 14.0, but no test data. Student-teacher ratios range from 11.5 to 14.0, and per-student spending from $14,561 to $18,704; Atkinson has the lowest ratio but the lowest test scores, so these inputs alone do not predict outcomes. Five of six tested schools beat the state in all three 2025–26 subjects, while Atkinson is the exception, though it is improving. Free/reduced lunch is blank for every school, so equity comparisons cannot be made from this extract.
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