Summary:
The Seabrook School District has one elementary school, Seabrook Elementary School, serving students from Pre-K through Grade 4 in Seabrook, New Hampshire. The school enrolls about 302 students and has a relatively low student-teacher ratio of 11.1 to 1. Since it is the district’s only elementary school, it represents the district’s entire elementary offering, so there are no neighboring schools within the district to compare directly.
Seabrook Elementary School’s strongest academic area is mathematics, although results remain below the New Hampshire average. In 2025-2026, 36% of students were proficient in math, compared with 44% statewide; fourth-grade math was the school’s best result at 40%. Reading is a more serious concern: only 23% of students were proficient overall, compared with 55% statewide. Third-grade reading proficiency was 22%, and fourth-grade reading was 23%, showing consistently weak results across both tested grades. The school matched district results in the reported grade-level subjects, which is expected because it is the district’s only elementary school.
Performance declined from the prior year, with math proficiency falling from 42% to 36% and reading proficiency dropping from 40% to 23%. The school’s reported ranking also worsened, moving from about the 24th percentile in the two previous years to the 7th percentile in 2025-2026, although another current summary lists a different ranking, so families should interpret ranking figures cautiously. More than half of students, 52.32%, qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, an important factor when considering the school’s support needs. Overall, parents may view the low student-teacher ratio as a potential strength, while recognizing that reading improvement—especially in foundational skills, comprehension, and targeted intervention—is the clearest priority.
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