Summary:
Warner, New Hampshire, has one listed public school, Simonds Elementary School, serving students in kindergarten through fifth grade; older students continue elsewhere in the regional system. The school enrolls 132 students and is part of the Kearsarge Regional School District, which ranked 58th out of 166 New Hampshire districts.
Simonds Elementary School is a small school with a reported student-teacher ratio of 8.3 to 1. Its statewide ranking improved substantially, rising from 86th in 2023–2024 to 54th in 2024–2025 and 14th in 2025–2026. During that period, its rating increased from three stars to five stars, and its percentile rose from 63rd to 94th. For parents, the most important takeaway is that the school’s recent results place it among the strongest schools in the comparison group, although small grade-level classes can cause year-to-year percentages to change noticeably.
In 2025–2026, Simonds exceeded both district and state averages in every reported subject. Mathematics was the strongest area, with 78% of students proficient, followed by reading at 74% and science at 61%. Math proficiency was especially high in third grade at 88% and fourth grade at 83%, while fifth grade posted 68% and may be the clearest area for continued support. Reading was more consistent, ranging from 71% to 76% across grades. Science showed the largest recent gain, rising from 31% to 61%, though future results will show whether that improvement continues. Overall, the school offers strong and improving elementary performance, with math and reading as key strengths.
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