Summary:
Hampton School District has two elementary schools serving 585 students in Pre-K through Grade 5: Hampton Centre School for Pre-K–2 and Adeline C. Marston School for Grades 3–5.
The schools are similar in size and reported economic demographics. Hampton Centre School enrolls 282 students, while Adeline C. Marston School enrolls 303. Their free- and reduced-price lunch rates are nearly identical, at 17.02% and 17.16%, respectively. Hampton Centre has the lower student–teacher ratio, 8.0 compared with Marston’s 9.4, which may support smaller instructional groupings for younger students. However, student–teacher ratios do not by themselves measure class size or instructional quality.
Adeline C. Marston School is the academic standout in the available data, although comparable assessment results were not provided for Hampton Centre School. In 2025–26, Marston proficiency was 68% in math, 71% in reading, and 52% in science, exceeding statewide rates by 24, 16, and 14 percentage points. Grade 3 math and Grade 4 reading were especially strong, at 74% and 76%. The school’s ranking also improved from the 86th to the 89th percentile between 2023–24 and 2025–26. Reading declined slightly year over year, while math and science improved, making reading and science useful areas to monitor. Overall, the district’s 83rd-percentile ranking and four-star rating indicate a strong elementary system, with Marston providing encouraging results as students progress from Hampton Centre.
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