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Alcott
Elementary School
Concord District
Middlesex County
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Alcott
91 Laurel Street
Concord, MA 01742
(978) 318-9544

Grade Range: PK-5
Enrollment: 440
Full-Time Teachers: 37
Students per Teacher: 12
WWhite/Non-Hispanic 83.2%
BBlack/Non-Hispanic 6.6%
HHispanic 2.3%
AAsian/Pacific Islander 7.3%
NAmerican Indian/Alaska Native 0.0%
Ethnicity Data Source (2006)
Scores and Rankings:
Year: 2002*  2003  2004  2005  2006  2007 

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TestScoreState-Wide
Ranking		County-Wide
Ranking
Standard Ranking 43.0 99(T)/1055  43(T)/229 
Ave 3rd Gr ELA 34.0 65(T)/1081  32(T)/234 
3rd Gr ELA Adv 0.0 1(T)/1081  1(T)/234 
3rd Gr ELA Prof. or Better 84.0 175(T)/1081  64(T)/234 
3rd Gr ELA Needs Improve or Better 100.0 6(T)/1081  4(T)/234 
Ave 4th Gr ELA 250.0 48(T)/1055  26(T)/229 
4th Gr ELA Adv 20.0 78(T)/1055  38(T)/229 
4th Gr ELA Prof. or Better 84.0 51(T)/1055  22(T)/229 
4th Gr ELA Needs Improve or Better 97.0 290(T)/1055  90(T)/229 
Ave 4th Gr Math 246.0 106(T)/1055  48(T)/229 
4th Gr Math Adv 23.0 140(T)/1055  59(T)/229 
4th Gr Math Prof. or Better 70.0 70(T)/1055  33(T)/229 
4th Gr Math Needs Improve or Better 99.0 47(T)/1055  12(T)/229 

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News for Alcott (in Massachusetts):

  • Sustainable housing (Boston Globe) (Sun, 23 Mar 2008 06:32:27 GMT)
    While other college students are enjoying spring break, Merrimack College senior Franklin Miguel is returning to his native Dominican Republic this week for a different reason. He is leading a team of fellow civil engineering students in an effort to design safe and economical housing for the residents of Luz Consuelo.

  • Historic antislavery speech to ring out again in Boston (Boston Globe) (Sun, 23 Mar 2008 06:29:32 GMT)
    Susan Lenoe acknowledges that most people don't know the significance of sisters Angelina and Sarah Grimke in American history. That's precisely why she and fellow Andover resident Lani Peterson will be acting out their story in Boston tomorrow.

  • 'Little Women' a lifelong inspiration (Cape Cod Times) (Fri, 07 Mar 2008 07:07:35 GMT)
    Austen's fine, but it's Alcott who set me on the reading path.

  • Female veterans honored at Battleship Cove (The Standard-Times) (Fri, 07 Mar 2008 06:12:23 GMT)
    Female WWII veterans honored today, Saturday


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