Summary:
Farmington School District is a small New Hampshire district serving about 730 students in three schools across grades PK–12: Valley View Community School for PK–3, Henry Wilson Memorial School for grades 4–8, and Farmington Senior High School for grades 9–12.
Valley View Community School is the strongest overall academic performer based on the available 2025–2026 results, with 42% of students proficient in both mathematics and reading. Its math performance was close to the state average, although reading remained below the state level. Henry Wilson Memorial School had results near the district average, with 32% proficient in math, 40% in reading, and 23% in science. Its biggest concern is eighth grade, where only 25% were proficient in math and 27% in reading. The school has also experienced a notable decline in statewide ranking over the past three years.
Farmington Senior High School has the district’s strongest reading result at 49% and comparatively solid science performance at 35%, but mathematics is a major weakness: only 13% were proficient on both the reported state assessment and SAT math measure. Overall, the district ranks below most New Hampshire districts, so families may want to ask about math intervention, eighth-grade transition support, and student growth data. The reported graduation and dropout rates of 0% should also be verified, as they may reflect a reporting issue rather than actual outcomes.
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