Auburn School District

Auburn School District has one school, Auburn Village School, serving students from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade in Auburn, New Hampshire. The school enrolls about 692 students and has a student–teacher ratio of 13.9 to 1, giving families a single, unified option for elementary and middle-school education in the district.

Auburn Village School is a strong-performing school statewide. In 2025–26, 65% of students were proficient in math, 67% in reading, and 50% in science, compared with statewide rates of 44%, 55%, and 38%. Math is the school’s biggest comparative strength, while reading is its most consistent subject across grades. The school ranked at approximately the 80th percentile statewide and received a four-star rating. Families should note that the school serves a relatively broad age range, so results include both elementary and middle-school grades. The reported free- or reduced-price lunch rate was 5.64% in 2024–25, providing useful context when considering the school’s overall performance.

Performance is generally strong, but results vary by grade and subject. Math proficiency was especially high in third, fourth, sixth, and seventh grades, reaching 80% in third grade and 74% in seventh grade. Eighth-grade math was weaker at 43%, only slightly above the state rate. Reading was steadier, with every reported grade exceeding its statewide comparison and seventh grade reaching 72%. Science deserves the closest attention: fifth-grade proficiency was 32%, below the state’s 38%, while eighth grade was much stronger at 66%. Overall, the school offers solid academic results and a stable PK–8 experience, with the clearest opportunities for improvement in fifth-grade science, eighth-grade math, and the recent decline in overall science performance.