Summary:
The Haverhill Cooperative School District has one elementary school, Woodsville Elementary School, serving about 176 students from Pre-K through Grade 3 in Woodsville, New Hampshire. Because it is the only elementary school in the district, families cannot compare it with another local elementary school. The school reports a relatively low student-teacher ratio of 10.3 to 1, which may support small-group instruction and individualized attention.
Woodsville Elementary School’s latest academic results are encouraging, especially compared with the broader Haverhill Cooperative School District. In 2025–2026, 50% of students were proficient in all-grade mathematics and 58% in reading, compared with 17% and 39% districtwide. Reading was a particular strength: third-grade reading proficiency was 58%, seven percentage points above the statewide rate. The school also improved substantially from the prior year, gaining 17 percentage points in reading and 6 points in mathematics.
There are still areas for families to monitor. Third-grade mathematics proficiency was 50%, four points below the New Hampshire average, making math the school’s clearest relative weakness. About 38% of students qualified for free or reduced-price lunch, indicating that many families may benefit from continued academic, family, and student-support services. Although the Haverhill Cooperative School District ranks near the bottom statewide, that ranking does not fully reflect the latest performance at Woodsville Elementary School. Parents should look for continued progress in reading and stronger third-grade math results over several years.
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