Summary:
Contoocook, New Hampshire, has two middle-grade schools in the Hopkinton School District, serving students in grades 4–8: Maple Street Elementary School serves grades 4–6, and Hopkinton Middle School serves grades 7–8. Together, they enroll about 384 students and are part of a district ranked in the 85th percentile statewide.
Both schools perform well compared with New Hampshire averages, especially in mathematics and reading. In 2025–26, Maple Street reported 62% proficiency in math, 72% in reading, and 56% in science. Hopkinton Middle reported 64% in math, 75% in reading, and 40% in science. Thus, Hopkinton Middle has a small advantage in math and reading, while Maple Street is substantially stronger in science. Maple Street’s strongest result was sixth-grade reading, at 83% proficient. At Hopkinton Middle, seventh-grade reading reached 80% and seventh-grade math reached 75%.
For parents, the most important difference is the pattern across grades and subjects. Maple Street offers the more balanced academic profile, with performance above state averages in all three tested subjects and stable science results. Hopkinton Middle shows particularly strong literacy and math outcomes, but eighth-grade results are lower than seventh-grade results, including 53% proficiency in math, 70% in reading, and 40% in science. Science is the clearest improvement priority, especially after a 10-point year-over-year decline. Maple Street has 219 students and a student-teacher ratio of 11.5, while Hopkinton Middle has 165 students and a ratio of 10.5. Overall, families can expect strong academic performance across the area, with science and eighth-grade transitions deserving closer attention.
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