Summary:
ZIP code 01915 covers Beverly, Massachusetts, where all 7 public schools — five elementary schools serving K–4, one middle school serving 5–8, and one high school serving 9–12 — belong to the Beverly district. Together they enroll 4,378 students, with 40.6% in elementary grades, 31.7% at the middle school, and 27.7% at the high school. The Beverly district ranks 89th of 351 Massachusetts districts — the 75th percentile, 4 stars. Free/reduced lunch percentages are blank for every school in this data set, so schools cannot be compared on socioeconomic need. Spending figures are from 2020–2021 and student-teacher ratios are from 2024–2025.
The district's strength comes mostly from its elementary schools, all five of which beat the state in ELA and math. Ayers/Ryal Side School leads in math at 67.08 (district 51.17, state 41.11) and ranks 144 of 899 elementary schools — 84th percentile, 4 stars. Centerville Elementary has the top elementary ELA score, 56.59, and ranks 158 of 899 — 82nd percentile, 4 stars. Cove Elementary is the biggest improvement story, rising from 48th percentile and 2 stars to 77th percentile and 4 stars. North Beverly Elementary remains strong at 79th percentile, 4 stars, but slipped from 88th percentile as math fell from 72.73 to 60.63. Hannah Elementary is the lowest elementary here at 69th percentile, 3 stars, and the only one below district math at 50.00, though still above the state.
Beverly Middle School ranks 164 of 478 — 66th percentile, 3 stars — beating the state in ELA, math, and science but trailing the district in ELA and math, with wide grade-level swings: 6th grade math is 59.38, while 7th grade math is 39.62. Beverly High ranks 143 of 353 — 59th percentile, 3 stars — up from 51st percentile, with a 92.3% graduation rate versus the district's 89.4% and a 4.0% dropout rate versus 4.2%. Its 10th grade ELA of 43.87 is above the district's 42.97 but below the state's 45.48, while math, science, and Biology End-of-Course exceed the state.
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