Summary:
Campton Elementary School is the only school in the Campton School District, serving about 265 students from Pre-K through eighth grade in Campton, New Hampshire. Although classified as an elementary school, it also serves as the district’s middle-level school. Its small enrollment and favorable 8.8-to-1 student-teacher ratio may allow for personalized attention and close monitoring of student progress. About 30% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, providing important context when considering the school’s academic results.
Campton Elementary performs above New Hampshire averages in all three measured subjects. In 2025–2026, proficiency was 57% in mathematics, 63% in reading, and 48% in science, compared with state averages of 44%, 55%, and 38%. Reading is the school’s strongest subject overall, while mathematics shows the largest advantage over the state. Science is the lowest-performing subject but improved by 5 percentage points from the previous year. Mathematics also improved by 3 points, while reading remained nearly steady with a 1-point decline.
The school’s strongest results are in grades 6–8, particularly in mathematics and reading. Sixth- and seventh-grade math proficiency reached 69% and 67%, while fifth-, seventh-, and eighth-grade reading proficiency reached 77%, 70%, and 67%. Third grade is the clearest area for improvement because both math and reading results were below state averages. Overall, the school ranked above most districts, reaching the 72nd percentile and earning four out of five stars in its current district ranking. Its ranking has fluctuated, but it remains stronger than in 2023–2024. Parents may view Campton Elementary as a small, above-average school with especially strong upper-grade performance and a need for continued focus on early-grade literacy, mathematics, and science.
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