Located in eastern Massachusetts on the northern shore of Massachusetts Bay, Lynn is comprised of 10.47 square miles with a population of 89,050 people, making it the 9th largest city in the state of Massachusetts. Only 11 miles south of Boston along the coast, Lynn is accessible by train and bus from the capital. Lynn is an urban manufacturing and commercial center, densely populated and culturally diverse. Residents are proud of the city's long history, which parallels the history of New England as a whole. Handsome summer estates were being built along its shore by the middle of the 19th century, which established the city as a fashionable Boston resort area. Settled by colonists from Salem in 1629 and incorporated as a city in 1850, Lynn offers all the amenities one would expect in an urban setting.
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Public Schools
- Aborn Elementary School
- Brickett Elementary School
- Callahan Elementary School
- Cobbet Elementary School
- Connery Elementary School
- Drewicz Elementary School
- Fallon Elementary School
- Ford Elementary School
- Harrington Elementary School
- Hood Elementary School
- Ingalls Elementary School
- Lincoln-Thomson Elementary School
- Lynn Woods Elementary School
- Sewall Elementary School
- Shoemaker Elementary School
- Sisson Elementary School
- Tracy Elementary School
- Washington S.T.E.M. Elementary School
- Breed Middle School
- Thurgood Marshall Middle School
- Fecteau-Leary Middle School
- Pickering Middle School
- Classical High School
- English High School
- Lynn Vocational Technical Institute
Private Schools
- North Shore Christian School
- St. Mary's High School
- Sacred Heart School
- St Pius V School
- The Hathaway School
- KIPP Academy Lynn
