Editing Woburn, Massachusetts (section)

==Education==
Woburn's public elementary schools are the Goodyear Elementary, Altavesta Elementary, Shamrock Elementary, Malcolm White Elementary, Clyde Reeves Elementary, Linscott-Rumford Elementary, and Hurld-Wyman Elementary. The two middle schools are the John F. Kennedy Middle School and the Daniel L. Joyce Middle School.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Schools |url=https://www.woburnps.com/schools/ |access-date=June 5, 2024 |website=woburnps.com/schools}}</ref>

In recent years{{when|date=February 2024}} the Goodyear, Reeves, Shamrock, and Malcolm White, as well as [[Woburn Memorial High School]], were rebuilt. The Hurld-Wyman sits on a portion of the city's Spence Farm property. The Clapp, Parker, Tarkey, Plympton, Golden, and Veterans' Memorial Schools are now closed, and the former Veterans' Memorial School now serves as the Woburn Senior Center.{{citation needed|date=February 2024}}

St. Charles, a Pre-K–8 private Catholic school, is part of the adjacent St. Charles Parish. It has been graduating classes since 1884 in grades K–8; the high school closed in 1972.