Summary:
Windham School District is a four-school public district in Windham, New Hampshire, serving students from prekindergarten through grade 12. The district enrolls about 2,900 students and ranks 14th of 166 New Hampshire districts, placing it in the state’s 92nd percentile. Its schools include Golden Brook Elementary School for PK–4, Windham Center School for grades 5–6, Windham Middle School for grades 7–8, and Windham High School for grades 9–12.
Overall, the schools perform well above state averages. Windham High School is the district’s strongest overall performer, ranking 4th of 89 high schools, with a 96.5% graduation rate, a 0.3% dropout rate, and especially strong science and reading results. Windham Middle School ranks 9th of 138 and has the district’s strongest middle-grade reading performance. Golden Brook Elementary School ranks 29th of 230 and recently improved in both math and reading, while Windham Center School shows strong math and reading results despite having no reported overall ranking.
Reading is the most consistent subject across the district, with proficiency ranging from 67% at Golden Brook Elementary School to 77% at both Windham Middle School and Windham High School. Math deserves the closest attention: high school proficiency is 54%, and fourth-grade results at Golden Brook Elementary School fall notably below third-grade results. Science is exceptional at Windham High School but somewhat weaker in the middle grades. Parents can expect a generally high-performing district, with targeted opportunities in math, fourth-grade achievement, and middle-school science.
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