Summary:
The Mont Vernon School District has one elementary school, Mont Vernon Village School, serving students in kindergarten through sixth grade in the small community of Mont Vernon, New Hampshire. The school enrolls 234 students and has an 11.7-to-1 student-teacher ratio, creating a relatively small-school environment. Because it is the district’s only elementary school, its results represent the district’s elementary performance as a whole.
Mont Vernon Village School performs substantially above New Hampshire averages in every reported subject. In 2025–2026, 88% of students were proficient in math, compared with 44% statewide; 79% were proficient in reading, compared with 55% statewide; and 63% were proficient in science, compared with 38% statewide. Math is the school’s strongest subject, including an outstanding 98% proficiency rate in third grade and 93% in fourth grade. Reading is also strong, with fifth grade reaching 88%, although sixth-grade reading is lower at 71%. Science is the school’s lowest-performing subject and the only one to decline slightly year over year, but it still exceeds the state rate by 25 percentage points.
For families comparing elementary options in this area, there are no other district schools to compare directly, so the most useful benchmarks are statewide results and the school’s own trend. The school’s ranking improved from 11th in 2023–2024 to 4th in 2025–2026, while it maintained a five-star rating each year. Math improved by three points and reading by one point from the prior year, while science decreased by two points. Overall, the data describe a consistently high-performing school with especially strong math results. Parents may want to ask about enrichment and support in science, as well as sixth-grade reading and upper-grade math, while recognizing that performance remains well above state averages.
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