Summary:
Greenland Central School is the only elementary school in the Greenland School District, serving students in kindergarten through eighth grade in Greenland, New Hampshire. The school enrolls 367 students and has a favorable 9.4-to-1 student–teacher ratio, while the district ranks 30th out of 166 districts and holds a four-star rating. Because it is the district’s only school, its results provide the clearest picture of educational performance in the area.
Academic results are strong compared with New Hampshire overall. In 2025–2026, 65% of students were proficient in mathematics, 70% in reading, and 51% in science, exceeding state rates in all three subjects. Mathematics showed the largest advantage, with performance 21 percentage points above the state average. The strongest grade-level results came in seventh grade, where 88% were proficient in math and 91% in reading, followed closely by fifth grade with 79% math and 89% reading proficiency. Science results were steady, with about half of students proficient in both fifth and eighth grade.
Parents may also want to note areas that could benefit from continued attention. Third-grade reading proficiency was 42%, below the 51% state rate and the school’s lowest reading result. Eighth-grade math proficiency was 43%, only slightly above the state rate and well below the school’s strongest math grades. From the prior year, math improved by 11 percentage points and science by 10 points, while reading declined by 6 points. Overall, the school remains a high-performing K–8 option, with especially strong upper-grade reading and mathematics results, though early literacy, eighth-grade math, and the recent reading decline are worth monitoring.
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