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Mason-rice

Mason-rice is a elementary school in Newton, serving the Boston metro area (grades K-5) with 332 students enrolled. Data sourced from NCES Common Core of Data.

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Level

Elementary

Grades

K-5

Enrollment

332

Free/reduced lunch

District

Newton

Charter / magnet

Public, zoned

NCES ID

250861001371

ZIP

02459

The short answer

Mason-rice is a public elementary school in Newton, in the Boston metro area, serving grades K-5, with 332 students enrolled (NCES ID 250861001371, NCES CCD 2022-23). It sits in the K-12 pipeline for Newton (Newton Centre / Newton South feeder only) — the Boston metro neighborhoods a family would buy into for this school.

For families, the school itself is only half the question — the other half is what it costs to live in its attendance zone. Mason-rice is part of Newton, and the neighborhoods that feed it carry their own home prices, commute realities, and sold-comp history. Use the links below to move from “is this a good school?” to “can we afford to buy into it, and is the whole K-12 pipeline strong?”

Neighborhood pipeline

Boston metro neighborhoods that feed into Mason-rice

Mason-rice appears in the K-12 pipeline for 1 neighborhood in our Boston metro family home-search guide. Each neighborhood page covers school pipelines, sold comps, commute reality, and family-fit verdicts.

Frequently asked

Mason-rice family questions

What grades does Mason-rice serve?

Mason-rice is elementary school covering grades K-5 in Newton, Boston metro. Enrollment is 332 students per the most recent NCES Common Core of Data.

Which Boston metro neighborhoods feed into Mason-rice?

Mason-rice appears in the K-12 pipeline for Newton (Newton Centre / Newton South feeder only) in our Boston metro family home-search guide.

Federal data sources

School data on this page is sourced from NCES CCD 2022-23 (US Department of Education / National Center for Education Statistics). Verify directly: