Summary:
Litchfield, New Hampshire, has three public schools serving students from pre-kindergarten through grade 12: Griffin Memorial School, Litchfield Middle School, and Campbell High School. Together, they enroll about 1,115 students and are part of the highly regarded Litchfield School District, which ranks 50th out of 166 New Hampshire districts and is in the state’s 70th percentile.
Griffin Memorial School is the strongest overall performer. It ranks 25th among 230 elementary schools, placing in the 89th percentile, and its 2025–26 math and reading proficiency rates were both 71%—well above state averages. It also improved substantially in recent years. Litchfield Middle School has shown the district’s biggest recent improvement, rising to the 72nd percentile and earning a four-star rating. Its math, reading, and science results all improved in 2025–26, although fifth- and sixth-grade math results were noticeably weaker than eighth-grade performance.
Campbell High School offers an encouraging combination of a 94.8% graduation rate and a zero reported dropout rate, both better than statewide results. Its ranking also recovered significantly after a difficult 2024–25 year. However, mathematics is the main concern: only 26% of students reached proficiency on the 2025–26 NH SAS math assessment, compared with 44% statewide. Reading and science were stronger, with reading slightly above the state average and science well above it. Overall, Litchfield’s schools show positive momentum, with the clearest priority being to strengthen math achievement as students move from elementary school through high school.
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