Aborn Elementary School

Aborn Elementary School is the best elementary school among Lynn Public Schools that serves 228 students in grades K–5. It is located at 409 Eastern Ave in Lynn, Massachusetts. The student–teacher ratio is about 12:1, which is the same as Aborn, and there are 19 full-time teachers. 51% of the students are girls, and 49% are boys. Based on state test scores, about 37% of students are good at math. This percentage is lower than the Massachusetts state average but higher than some of the school's district peers. Most Aborn graduates go on to Lynn English High School, a local high school that has produced actor Jack Noseworthy. The average cost of renting a three-bedroom house around Lynn is between $2,800 and $3,400 per month, depending on the size and location. For example, Lynn Woods Elementary School has about 42% of its students who are good at math, which is a little better than Aborn.

The school's staff directory is current, featuring essential positions. These include Angela Maggs as the Program Specialist, Yeimi Reynoso as the Parent Liaison, and Heather Matulewicz as the Clinical Supervisor.

Q.1 What is the process for enrolling a child in Aborn Elementary School?

Ans- Families can register in the Family Engagement Center or through the Lynn Public Schools' online registration page.

Q.2 Do Aborn students have access to public transportation?

Ans- Bus service is available for students who live farther away than the authorized walking distance.

Q.3 Do I have to be there when the bus drops off my child?

Ans- Yes, an adult who is allowed to be there must be there unless a bus drop-off waiver has been sent in.

Q.4 How will I be told about bus delays or changes?

Ans- Through automated phone calls, emails, and text alerts from the district.

Q.5 Is it free to eat breakfast and lunch at Aborn Elementary?

Ans- Yes, the school gives free meals to all of its students as part of the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP).

Q.6 What kinds of tests do students at Aborn take?

Ans- Students also take district benchmark tests and statewide MCAS tests as addition to teacher evaluations.

Q.7 How do parents find out about exam scores or changes in school?

Ans- During parent-teacher conferences, the answers are shared, sent home, and can be requested.

Q.8 When do parents and teachers meet at Aborn Elementary?

Ans- The response is that there are two conferences a year, and parents can ask for more meetings.