Summary:
Zip code 01951 contains exactly one public elementary school: Newbury Elementary, at 63 Hanover Street in Newbury, Massachusetts, part of the Triton district. It serves grades PK–6 with 424 students, a student–teacher ratio of 10.7 (2024–25), and per-student spending of $22,572 (2020–21). Because it is the only public elementary option in the ZIP, there is no local school-to-school comparison to make; instead, the useful comparisons are against its district and the state.
Newbury Elementary is a strong, consistent performer. Statewide it ranked 161 of 899 schools — the 82nd percentile, 4 stars — in 2025–26, and it has earned 4 stars in each of the three years reported (2023–24 through 2025–26, with percentiles of 86, 78, and 82). That places it well above its own district, Triton, which sits at the 68th percentile with 3 stars. In 2025–26, proficiency beat both benchmarks in every subject: ELA 59.72% (district 51.34%, state 40.03%), math 58.49% (district 51.22%, state 41.11%), and science 71.15% (district 60.14%, state 40.98%).
Grade-level results for 2025–26 show where the strength comes from and where to watch. Grade 6 is the standout — 72.34% in ELA and 74.47% in math, each roughly 32 points above the state — while grade 5 math is the one soft spot at 44.23%, below the district's 52.67% and only about 4.7 points above the state. That same grade 5 cohort looks strong in ELA (57.69%) and science (71.15%), suggesting a subject-specific issue in math rather than a cohort-wide one. Also worth noting: the school's ELA edge over the district narrowed to +8.38 points in 2025–26, with grades 3, 4, and 5 essentially matching district results. Free/reduced-price lunch data is unavailable, spending figures are from 2020–21, and grade-level results cover only one year, so treat those patterns as a snapshot.
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