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Best Public Schools in Zip Code 06057


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3
Schools
429
Students
Top rankedAnn Antolini School197th of 492 Connecticut elementary schools
Summary:

ZIP code 06057 covers New Hartford, Connecticut, and contains three small public elementary schools in the New Hartford School District—Ann Antolini School (grades 3–6), Bakerville Consolidated School (K–2), and New Hartford Elementary School (Pre-K–2)—serving 429 students in total. Because standardized testing starts in grade 3, Ann Antolini is the only school in the ZIP code with test scores, ranking, and attendance data, making it the sole academic benchmark for the area.

Ann Antolini is the largest school with 241 students and is consistently ranked in the top 40% of Connecticut elementary schools, earning a 3-star rating in each of the last three school years. Its test performance is strong, particularly in early grades: in 2025–2026, 3rd grade ELA proficiency was 69.2% versus 47.3% statewide, and 3rd grade math was 65.4% versus 52.2% statewide. However, its edge narrows dramatically by 6th grade, with ELA at 54.0% (statewide 51.2%) and math at 46.0% (statewide 44.4%). Chronic absenteeism at Ann Antolini is low at 7.7%, less than half the state average. Among the primary schools, Bakerville Consolidated has the lowest poverty rate (12.5% free/reduced lunch) but the highest spending per student at $23,476, while New Hartford Elementary has the smallest enrollment (84 students), the lowest student-teacher ratio (10.7), and the lowest spending at $16,190.

Two key findings stand out. First, math is a relative weak spot: Ann Antolini fell below state averages in 4th and 6th grade math in 2024–2025, and math proficiency declines as students advance. Second, spending differences are large and not tied to poverty—Bakerville spends over $7,000 more per student than New Hartford Elementary despite having less economic need. The district overall has low poverty (about 17% free/reduced lunch) and small classes (about 12.1 students per teacher). The main area for attention is maintaining academic momentum in upper elementary grades, especially in math, as early strong performance does not fully carry through to 6th grade.

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