Summary:
Lee, New Hampshire, has one listed public school: Mast Way School, an elementary school serving kindergarten through Grade 4. The school enrolls 348 students and belongs to the highly rated Oyster River Coop School District, which ranks 11th out of 166 New Hampshire districts. Because Lee has only one school in this data set, families cannot compare schools within the town; instead, the most useful comparisons are with the district, the state, and different grades and school years.
Mast Way School shows consistently strong performance. In 2025–2026, 75% of students were proficient in mathematics and 82% were proficient in reading, compared with 69% and 76% in the district and 44% and 55% statewide. The school ranked between 15th and 16th among roughly 224 to 234 schools during the three reported years, placing it around the 93rd or 94th percentile and earning five stars each year. Reading improved especially sharply, rising seven percentage points from the prior year, while mathematics increased by one point. The reported student-teacher ratio is 12.8 to 1, which may support individualized attention, although the data do not prove a direct connection to achievement.
Grade-level results show both a strength and an area parents may want to watch. Fourth grade was especially strong, with 84% proficiency in mathematics and 86% in reading—well above state results of 52% in both subjects and above district results as well. Third grade also exceeded state performance, but its mathematics rate was 66%, 11 points below the district and 18 points below fourth grade; reading was 78%, five points below the district. Overall, the school offers a strong academic environment, particularly in fourth grade, while third-grade mathematics is the clearest opportunity for additional support or follow-up.
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