Milan School District

The Milan School District has one school, Milan Village Elementary School, serving about 102 students from pre-kindergarten through sixth grade in Milan, New Hampshire. Because it is the district’s only school, there are no other local schools to compare, and the school’s results also represent the district overall. The school reports a 10:1 student-teacher ratio and a free- or reduced-price lunch participation rate of 28.43%, providing useful context for families considering this small-school setting.

The school’s statewide ranking has improved substantially, rising from the 21st percentile in 2023–2024 to the 44th percentile in 2025–2026 and moving from one star to two stars. In the most recent results, mathematics was nearly at the New Hampshire average, with 43% of students proficient compared with 44% statewide. Reading proficiency was 47%, eight points below the state, while science was 29%, nine points below. Fourth grade was a standout: 92% were proficient in mathematics and 62% in reading, both above statewide results. Sixth-grade reading was also approximately at the state level.

Results are uneven across grades, so families may want to look beyond the schoolwide averages. Third-grade reading was the clearest concern, with 15% proficient compared with 51% statewide. Mathematics also dropped sharply from fourth grade to fifth grade, although sixth-grade mathematics was closer to the state rate. Science remained at 29% for two consecutive years, making it an important improvement area. Overall, the school shows encouraging long-term ranking progress and strong performance in some grades, while early literacy, science, and consistency across grade levels deserve continued attention. Given the small enrollment, year-to-year percentages can shift noticeably, so families may also wish to ask about student growth, intervention programs, curriculum, and classroom supports.