Mont Vernon School District

The Mont Vernon School District has one school, Mont Vernon Village School, serving students from kindergarten through Grade 6 in Mont Vernon, New Hampshire. The school enrolls 234 students and has a student-teacher ratio of 11.7 to 1. Because it is the district’s only school, there are no other district schools for direct comparison, and school and district results are generally very similar.

Mont Vernon Village School is a standout statewide performer. Its latest reported ranking places it 3rd among 166 New Hampshire schools, in the 98th percentile, with a five-star rating. It has remained in the top 5% statewide across the three reported ranking years. Academic results are also substantially above state averages: 88% of students are proficient in mathematics, compared with 44% statewide; 79% are proficient in reading, compared with 55%; and 63% are proficient in science, compared with 38%. These results suggest a consistently strong academic environment for elementary students.

Mathematics is the school’s greatest strength, with proficiency ranging from 81% in Grades 5 and 6 to an exceptional 98% in Grade 3. Reading is also strong, although results vary more by grade: Grade 5 reaches 88%, while Grade 6 is 71%, still 19 points above the state comparison. Science is the clearest area to monitor because its 63% proficiency rate trails the school’s mathematics and reading results and declined slightly from the prior year. The reported free/reduced-price lunch rate is 8.55%, providing additional context for families comparing schools, but it does not fully describe student needs or school quality. Overall, families seeking a high-performing elementary school will find strong, stable results, particularly in mathematics.