Summary:
The Moultonborough School District has one middle school, Moultonborough Middle Level, serving grades 6–8 in the small community of Moultonborough, New Hampshire, with 109 students and a reported student–teacher ratio of 7.1:1.
Because it is the only middle school in the district, there are no other local middle schools for direct comparison. The school’s latest results are encouraging: it ranked 35th among 138 New Hampshire middle schools in 2025–2026, placing it in the 75th percentile and earning a four-star rating. This was a notable improvement from 66th place and the 50th percentile the previous year. The school’s strongest academic area is mathematics, where 58% of students were proficient overall, compared with 44% statewide. Math results were above the state average in every grade: 61% in sixth grade, 56% in seventh grade, and 56% in eighth grade. Science was another area of strength, with 48% proficiency compared with 38% statewide.
Reading proficiency was 56%, just above the 55% statewide rate. Results varied by grade: sixth grade was below the state at 45%, while seventh and eighth grades were stronger at 62% and 61%. This makes sixth-grade reading the clearest area for continued support, particularly as students transition into middle school. Overall proficiency improved substantially from the prior year, rising 18 percentage points in math, 16 points in science, and 2 points in reading. For parents, the main takeaway is that this small school has shown strong recent academic momentum, especially in math and science, while maintaining a close-knit setting suggested by its size and low reported student–teacher ratio.
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