Summary:
Grantham School District has one elementary school, Grantham Village School, serving students from pre-kindergarten through sixth grade in Grantham, New Hampshire. The school enrolls about 258 students and has a student-teacher ratio of 12.5 to 1, giving families a small-school setting focused on elementary education.
Grantham Village School is the only school in the district, so there are no other local schools to compare directly. Its recent statewide performance is outstanding: it ranked first among 230 schools in 2025–2026 and first among 224 schools the previous year, after ranking sixth in 2023–2024. It received a five-star rating in each reported year. In 2025–2026, 93% of students were proficient in mathematics, 88% in reading, and 89% in science. These results were well above New Hampshire averages, with especially large advantages in mathematics and science.
Academic performance was strong across grades 3–6. Mathematics proficiency ranged from 93% to 95%, showing unusually consistent results, while reading proficiency ranged from 79% in third grade to 95% in sixth grade. Third-grade reading is the main area parents and school leaders may want to monitor, although it still exceeded the state average by 28 percentage points. Science was another major strength, improving from 74% to 89% in one year. The school’s free or reduced-price lunch participation rate was 4.26%, and its small enrollment means individual student groups can affect yearly percentages, so grade-level results should be viewed with some caution. Overall, the available data describes a consistently high-performing elementary school with strong results in every tested subject.
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