Summary:
The Lisbon Regional School District has one elementary school, Lisbon Regional School (Elem), serving students from Pre-K through Grade 5 in Lisbon, New Hampshire. The school enrolls 106 students and reports a favorable 7.5-to-1 student-teacher ratio, along with a 34.91% free- or reduced-price lunch rate. Because it is the district’s only elementary school, its results represent the elementary experience across the district.
Lisbon Regional School (Elem) has shown clear improvement in its recent overall rankings, moving from the 19th percentile and one star in 2023–2024 to the 58th percentile and three stars in 2025–2026. Its latest results are stronger than statewide averages in mathematics and science: 50% of students were proficient in math compared with 44% statewide, while 47% were proficient in science compared with 38% statewide. Math performance was also well above the district average of 34%. Reading proficiency was 53%, close to both the district and state rates of 55%. These results suggest an improving school with particular strengths in math and science.
Performance varies considerably by grade, making Grade 4 the main area parents may want to investigate. Grade 3 students performed above the state average in both math and reading, and Grade 5 results were especially strong, including 73% proficiency in reading, 53% in math, and 47% in science. In contrast, Grade 4 proficiency was 35% in math and just 29% in reading, well below state averages of 52% in both subjects. Since the school is small, percentages can change noticeably based on the performance of a relatively small number of students. Parents should ask about grade-level growth, student support, attendance, and how the school is addressing the Grade 4 gap while recognizing the school’s broader upward trend.
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