Stoneham

Located in the greater Boston-Cambridge-Newton metropolitan area, the Stoneham Public School District is an active, traditional public school system headquartered at 149 Franklin Street in Stoneham, Massachusetts. Serving a thriving, large suburban community, the open district operates six educational facilities designed to support students through every stage of their academic development, spanning from Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade. With a total enrollment of 2,338 students, the district fosters an inclusive learning environment marked by a balanced student body representing diverse cultural backgrounds. This cohesive structure allows local youth to transition smoothly from early childhood foundational learning to comprehensive secondary education within a single, community-focused district.

Underpinning Stoneham’s educational offerings is an exceptionally robust staffing context, featuring a full-time equivalent workforce of over 813 personnel. Academic instruction is anchored by nearly 419 full-time equivalent teachers, who are further assisted by approximately 68 instructional aides to maintain strong classroom support and personalized attention. Additionally, a dedicated operational and support team of more than 326 full-time equivalent staff members ensures that student services, administrative functions, and specialized programs run efficiently across all six campuses. For families, prospective residents, and educational researchers evaluating public education in eastern Massachusetts, Stoneham provides a well-resourced model of suburban schooling, with further information accessible through its district portal at stonehamschools.org.