Summary:
Enfield, New Hampshire, has one listed public school, Enfield Village School, a small elementary school serving Pre-K through Grade 4 with about 195 students. Located on US Route 4, it is part of the Mascoma Valley Regional School District; students in older grades likely attend other schools within the regional district. For families seeking an elementary school in the Enfield area, the available data shows a small school with strong academic results and a favorable student-teacher ratio.
Enfield Village School ranked 16th out of 230 New Hampshire elementary schools in 2025–2026, placing it in the 93rd percentile and earning five stars. It also ranked 12th the previous year, showing that its strong standing has been consistent rather than based on a single result. In 2025–2026, 77% of students were proficient in both mathematics and reading. That was 33 percentage points above district and state mathematics results, and 25 points above the district and 22 points above the state in reading. The school’s 10.8-to-1 student-teacher ratio may support a relatively personal learning environment.
Grade 4 was especially strong: 77% of students were proficient in mathematics and 84% in reading. Grade 3 results were also above state levels, with 76% proficiency in mathematics and 69% in reading. Reading remained steady at 77% overall from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, while mathematics declined from 83% to 77% but remained well above comparison results. The school’s performance is notably stronger than the overall district ranking, which was near the statewide midpoint at the 55th percentile. Families may want to monitor the mathematics trend while recognizing that the school remains one of New Hampshire’s higher-performing elementary schools.
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