Auburn

Nestled in the Worcester metropolitan area, the Auburn Public School District operates as an open, traditional public school system based at 5 West Street in Auburn, Massachusetts. Serving a large suburban community, the district encompasses five operational schools that provide a complete educational continuum spanning from prekindergarten through twelfth grade, along with specialized ungraded programming. With a total enrollment of 2,506 students across its early childhood, elementary, middle, and high school levels, the district delivers a continuous and structured academic pathway designed to prepare local youth for higher education and future careers.

Auburn’s student body reflects an increasingly diverse community, encompassing 1,835 White, 339 Hispanic, 139 Black, 124 Asian, and 60 multiracial students, alongside Native American and Pacific Islander learners. To support this population, the district maintains a robust operational and instructional workforce totaling more than 738 full-time equivalent staff members. This team includes approximately 380 full-time classroom teachers, over 100 instructional aides, and 256 support staff, creating a well-resourced learning environment with strong student-to-educator ratios. Families, students, and researchers looking to engage with the district can access further community resources and academic updates online through their central portal at auburn.k12.ma.us.