Robert E. Melican is a Northborough public middle school. It educates approximately 650 children in grades 6 through 8.
Marguerite E. Peaslee Elementary School provides public school education for elementary students throughout the Worcester County area. Academic courses include math, science and reading as well as social studies, computers and economics.
Lincoln Street Elementary School is a public school for children kindergarten through fifth grade that emphasizes instruction in reading, language arts and math, as well as social and physical sciences. Classroom sizes varies in size, from small to larger groups, and also individualized attention.
Skribbles Learning Center is a full-service day care center and preschool. The center's staff of experienced early childhood educators provide a safe and engaging environment for children from infancy through five years-old, offering day care, preschool and pre-K programs.
The Northborough Extended Day Program provides quality programs for children after school that nurture their development as well as support their parents and caregivers. It is an opportunity to strengthen skills during after school hours. Site locations for these day programs include the Lincoln Street School, the Peaslee School, the Proctor School and the Zeh School. The administrative offices for the day programs are located at the Town Hall.
Located in Northborough, Fannie E. Proctor School is a public elementary school that teaches children from kindergarten until fifth grade. There are 23 teachers on staff in addition to instructional aides, English language development teachers, speech and occupational therapists and CASTLE program instructors and aides. The school offers its students art, music and technology classes in addition to a regular curriculum and has a computer lab and library on the campus. To learn more about the school, visit its web site where you may also see a lunch menu and bus schedule.