Summary:
Londonderry, New Hampshire, has six public schools serving students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade: four elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school, with about 3,950 students across the Londonderry School District. The district ranks 52nd among 166 New Hampshire districts, placing it around the 69th percentile statewide. Overall, the schools have shown meaningful improvement in rankings, and most reported test results are above state averages.
South Londonderry Elementary School is the district’s strongest overall performer, ranking in the 86th percentile and leading the tested elementary schools in math, reading, and science. North Londonderry Elementary School is the most improved, rising to the 83rd percentile after especially large gains in science and reading. Matthew Thornton Elementary School has also improved steadily, though its reading and science results trail the other two traditional elementary schools. Families should note that elementary mathematics is a district strength, while Matthew Thornton’s third-grade reading and overall science results are areas to watch.
Londonderry Senior High School ranks in the 80th percentile and stands out for strong reading and science performance, an 87.8% graduation rate, and a reported 0% dropout rate. Mathematics is its clearest academic weakness, with proficiency below both the district and state levels. Londonderry Middle School performs somewhat above state averages and has improved substantially over time, but its results are less competitive than those of the strongest elementary schools. Moose Hill School serves pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students, so comparable testing and ranking data are not available.
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