Summary:
ZIP code 01905 in Lynn, Massachusetts contains 8 elementary schools, all part of the Lynn school district, which is ranked 332 out of 351 districts statewide at the 5th percentile with 0 stars. Most schools serve grades K–5 or PK–5, with one PK–K early childhood program. Combined enrollment is 2,505 students, ranging from just 30 students at William R Fallon to 563 at Wm P Connery. Free/reduced lunch percentages are blank for every school, so economic data could not be analyzed.
Sewell-Anderson is the strongest overall performer in the zip, leading in ELA (28.21% proficient) and math (25.64%) and ranking 695 out of 899 schools (23rd percentile) — the best rank locally — while still sitting well below state averages near 40–41%. Julia F Callahan shows a bright spot in 4th-grade math at 40.91% proficient, close to the state's 43.20%, though its 5th-grade math is only 6.15%. Tracy has the highest science score in the zip at 26.39%, but its rank percentile has fallen from 22 to 10 over three years. Lincoln-Thomson improved from the 6th to the 13th percentile.
At the other end, Wm P Connery is the largest school yet has the weakest math results among standard K–5 schools (4.40%, with 3rd-grade math at 2.94% and 5th-grade at 2.63%) and ranks 887 out of 899, in the 1st percentile. A Drewicz Elementary (6th percentile) also sits near the bottom. William R Fallon is an extreme outlier: 30 students, a 3.2:1 ratio, $57,840 per-student spending, and 0% ELA and 0% math proficiency in 2025–26 — figures that should be read cautiously given the tiny cohort. Early Childhood Center serves PK–K only and has no test scores, so it isn't comparable. Notably, science proficiency fell across every school with data, from about 27.6% to 16.8% on average.
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