2020 Best Schools in SudburyAbout this List

Wayland High School

• Wayland Public Schools, MA
• 9-12
• 136 reviews

Freshman: I really liked Wayland High School! They were really inclusive of everyone. The size of the school creates a really intimate environment; everyone knows each other. However, this can also come with some caveats, as everyone can pay attention to the latest gossip about you.
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• A+

• 828 Students
• 12:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School

• Public School
• Sudbury, MA
• 9-12
• 249 reviews

Senior: LS is the perfect High School! The faculty care about the students, the classes are interesting, the workload is manageable, and the activities are fun. I was part of the LSB Players (Theatre) when I went to LS, and the productions are high quality and the group is fun to be around. As a student who took the highest AP leveled classes in every subject, there were times I was stressed about completing all my work, but I always got it done. The teachers are always available to help you, and there isn't much competition among the students to be the top because we don't have class rank.
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• A+

• 1,565 Students
• 12:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Wayland Middle School

• Wayland Public Schools, MA
• 6-8
• 1 review

• A+

• 636 Students
• 12:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Happy Hollow School

• Wayland Public Schools, MA
• K-5

• A

• 386 Students
• 14:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Pine Hill School

• Public School
• Sherborn, MA
• PK, K-5

• A

• 429 Students
• 13:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Loker Kindergarten School

• Wayland Public Schools, MA
• K-5

• A

• 257 Students
• 14:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Josiah Haynes Elementary School

• Sudbury Public Schools, MA
• K-5

• A

• 387 Students
• 13:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Peter Noyes Elementary School

• Sudbury Public Schools, MA
• PK, K-5

• A

• 595 Students
• 15:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Israel Loring School

• Sudbury Public Schools, MA
• K-5

• A-

• 487 Students
• 14:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Gen. John Nixon Elementary School

• Sudbury Public Schools, MA
• K-5
• 1 review

Parent: A great school in a great community. There is tremendous support from the families and staff. Good diversity and excellent quality of education. They ensure each child is getting the specific support they need.
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• A-

• 357 Students
• 14:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Ephraim Curtis Middle School

• Sudbury Public Schools, MA
• 6-8
• 9 reviews

Middle School Student: There are some good teachers, but it's like winning the lottery if you get a good one, it rarely happens. The food here is the same as the teachers, there are some good foods and some horrible foods, but at least the lunch staff are very nice. There are a variety of clubs and after-school activities, so there is something for everyone. The music program is very good. It has very nice, fun, and awesome teachers (Ms. L-A). Curtis respects all religions and races, and there is no school on religious holidays, which the nearby towns do not do. The sports program is great, they provide uniforms and transportation, so you only pay a small fee to join. They are very worried about kid's safety at Curtis.
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• A-

• 977 Students
• 13:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Next Generation Children's Center

• Private School
• Sudbury, MA
• PK, K

• NG

• 70 Students
• 5:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Willow Hill School

• Private School
• Sudbury, MA
• 6-12
• 2 reviews

Senior: Willow Hill is the greatest thing that ever happened to me. When I first came into Willow Hill, I struggled to do basic arithmetic and write simple paragraphs. Now, having taken calculus and three AP courses, I will be graduating to pursue a degree in education.
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• NG

• 62 Students
• 4:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Corwin-Russell School at Broccoli Hall

• Private School
• Sudbury, MA
• 6-12
• 6 reviews

Parent: "I wish I had known about Corwin Russell sooner." I hear that all the time from other parents who have discovered this unique and wonderful school. We were lucky to have found Corwin Russell when our son was entering 7th grade. Corwin Russell's magic methodology is difficult to describe, but for the past five years, I've seen it work on a wide variety of girls and boys as they get prepared for college and life. Small classes with self-pacing, caring and highly trained teachers, staff that displays wisdom and insight on a daily basis, and dogs -- wonderful dogs! -- make the perfect combination as these bright kids excel beyond their own imaginations. If you've been carefully shepherding your unique child through a school system that doesn't seem to "get" him/her, give a call to Corwin Russell. It will be the first step to your child's independence and yours, too.
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• NG

• 52 Students
• 3:1 Student-Teacher Ratio