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Sudbury students in kindergarten through eighth grade attend Sudbury Public Schools, while high school students attend schools in the Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School District, which was established in 1954, integrating the former Sudbury High School with that of the nearby town of Lincoln, Massachusetts. In June 2002, the towns of Lincoln and Sudbury began a $74 million dollar project to build a new high school near the site of the original building. The shared Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School (LSRHS) is located in Sudbury.
The high school's science program student team won the 2006 National Ocean Sciences Bowl championship, and came in 2nd in 2005. LSRHS has a nationally recognized[citation needed] school newspaper and school yearbook, "The Forum" and "DYAD" respectively.
There are four elementary schools in Sudbury and one middle school. The four elementary schools are:
- Josiah Haynes Elementary School
- Israel Loring Elementary School
- Gen. John Nixon Elementary School
- Peter Noyes Elementary School
The junior high is the Ephraim Curtis Middle School.
Sudbury has two former elementary schools that were converted to other uses:
- Fairbank Elementary School is now a community center,
- Horse Pond Elementary School is now a Massachusetts state police crime laboratory.