Summary:
Zip code 01940 has two elementary schools, both in the Lynnfield district and both serving grades K–4: Summer Street, with 440 students, and Huckleberry Hill, with 416 — 856 elementary students total. The district ranks 39th of 351 statewide, in the 89th percentile with 4 stars, and both schools score far above Massachusetts proficiency rates in every reported subject and grade. One important gap: free/reduced-lunch data is not reported for either school, so family income context isn't available in this data.
Summer Street is the clear standout and is trending up. It ranks 49th of 899 elementary schools in 2025–2026 (95th percentile, 5 stars), up from 107th of 906 the year before (88th percentile, 4 stars). Its all-grade proficiency is 71.79% in ELA and 70.26% in math, and both rose year over year (+7.66 and +3.41 points). Its 4th-grade ELA score of 75.73% is its strongest grade-level result and is well above the district and state.
Huckleberry Hill is also strong, especially in math, but has eased from an earlier peak — 60th of 916 in 2023–2024, then 112th, now 115th of 899 (87th percentile, 4 stars). Its all-grade math, 69.38%, is only 0.88 points behind Summer Street, and its 3rd-grade math, 72.73%, is the highest grade-level math score between the two. Its weak spot is 4th-grade ELA at 54.88%, the lowest reported ELA score of the pair, though still above the state. Per-student spending ($16,250 vs $16,252) and student-teacher ratios (13.7 vs 13.4) are nearly identical, so resources alone don't explain the achievement gap. Finally, these are proficiency snapshots, not growth measures, and spending data is from 2020–2021.
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