Summary:
Mason Elementary School is the only school in the Mason School District, serving students from Pre-K through fifth grade in the small town of Mason, New Hampshire. With 106 students, the school provides a small-school setting and represents the district’s overall performance.
Mason Elementary is one of New Hampshire’s highest-performing schools. It holds a five-star rating and a 99th-percentile statewide standing, with recent rankings ranging from ninth to third among schools statewide. In 2025–2026, proficiency reached 83% in mathematics, 86% in reading, and 84% in science—well above statewide rates of 44%, 55%, and 38%, respectively. Fifth-grade results were especially strong, with 95% of students proficient in mathematics, 100% in reading, and 84% in science. Fourth-grade students also performed well, with 79% proficiency in both mathematics and reading.
For families, the school’s results suggest consistently strong academic preparation across all three subjects. Mathematics and reading improved slightly from the previous year, while science declined from 88% to 84% but remained a major strength. The reported student-teacher ratio of 12.3 to 1 may support individualized attention, and the school’s small size may contribute to a close-knit community. Parents should keep in mind that small student groups can make annual and grade-level percentages change noticeably when only a few students’ results differ. Overall, Mason Elementary offers strong academic outcomes, particularly in upper-grade reading and mathematics, with no competing schools within the district for comparison.
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