Best Public Schools in Woodbridge, CT

Woodbridge, Connecticut, is served by two highly rated public schools — Amity Regional High School (grades 9–12) and Beecher Road School (grades PK–6) — with no standalone middle schools or private schools in the dataset, and a combined enrollment of 2,209 students. Beecher Road School is part of the Woodbridge School District, ranked 7th of 153 Connecticut districts (95th percentile, 5 stars), while Amity Regional High School belongs to Regional School District 05, ranked 13th of 153 (92nd percentile, 5 stars).

Beecher Road School is the standout elementary option, placing 26th of 491 Connecticut elementary schools in 2025–2026 (95th percentile) after ranking in the 93rd–95th percentile for three straight years. Students average roughly 80% proficiency in both ELA and math across grades 3–6, and 5th grade science proficiency reaches 83.5% versus a 52.9% state average. Chronic absenteeism in the district is just 6.2%, far below the 16.4% statewide rate, and only 12.65% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch. With a low student–teacher ratio of 11.7 and strong per-pupil spending, the school delivers consistent, top-tier results from pre-K through 6th grade.

Amity Regional High School also excels, with a 96.3% graduation rate, a 6.1% chronic absenteeism rate, and proficiency rates that beat state averages by 17.8 to 23.5 percentage points across ELA, math, and science. Its state ranking has climbed from 34th in 2023–2024 to 21st in 2025–2026. Math is the relative weak spot, at 54.8% proficiency versus 78.6% in ELA and 68.3% in science, yet math still outpaces the state by 23.5 points. Both schools benefit from low student–teacher ratios (11.0 at Amity) and roughly $17,000–$18,000 in spending per student. Overall, Woodbridge offers families two exceptionally strong public schools, with high school math being the main area worth watching.