Summary:
The Concord School District has one middle school, Rundlett Middle School, serving about 767 students in grades 6–8 at 144 South St. in Concord, New Hampshire. The school is currently listed near the middle of its comparison group, at the 51st percentile with a three-star rating.
Rundlett Middle School has its strongest results in reading. Overall, 53% of students are proficient in reading, compared with 55% in both the district and the state. Eighth-grade reading is a particular bright spot: 54% of students are proficient, three points above the state rate. Mathematics is weaker, with 38% proficiency compared with 41% districtwide and 44% statewide. Seventh-grade mathematics is the largest gap, at 37% proficiency—seven points below the state. Science is the lowest-performing subject at 36%, compared with 41% in the district and 38% statewide.
Recent results show that all three subjects declined from the previous year: mathematics fell three points, reading two points, and science six points. The science decline is the most notable issue for families and school leaders to monitor, while seventh-grade math may deserve targeted support. The school’s reported student-teacher ratio is 11.1 to 1, and about 33.9% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, providing useful context about the school community. Rankings have fluctuated over the past three years, moving between the 35th and 53rd percentiles in the annual history, so subject-level results may be more useful than rank alone. Overall, Rundlett appears broadly average, with solid reading outcomes and opportunities to improve mathematics and science.
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