Summary:
Milan, New Hampshire, has one listed public school, Milan Village Elementary School, serving students from pre-kindergarten through sixth grade. The small school enrolls 102 students and is part of the Milan School District, which effectively means the school’s results represent the district as a whole. Its 10:1 student-teacher ratio may allow for relatively small instructional groups, although families should also consider class sizes, staffing, programs, and student support services.
Milan Village Elementary School shows a mixed academic profile, with mathematics standing out as its strongest overall subject. In 2025–26, 43% of students were proficient in mathematics, close to the statewide 44% rate, while reading proficiency was 47% compared with 55% statewide. Science was weaker at 29%, below the state rate of 38%. Fourth grade was especially strong, with 92% proficiency in mathematics and 62% in reading. Sixth-grade reading was also slightly above the state average. The clearest concern was third-grade reading, where 15% of students were proficient compared with 51% statewide. Fifth- and sixth-grade mathematics results were also below state averages.
The school’s broader ranking trend is encouraging: its percentile rose from the 21st percentile in 2023–24 to the 44th percentile in 2025–26, and its rating improved from one star to two. Reading increased from 44% to 47% year over year, mathematics dipped slightly from 45% to 43%, and science remained unchanged at 29%. Because enrollment is small, results can shift considerably when the performance of a relatively small group of students changes. For families, the main takeaways are the school’s close-to-statewide mathematics performance, improving ranking, and strong fourth-grade results, balanced against continuing needs in third-grade reading, science, and some upper-elementary grades.
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