Summary:
Pemi-Baker Regional School District has one school, Plymouth Regional High School, serving students in grades 9–12 in Plymouth, New Hampshire. With 651 students, the high school is the district’s only instructional campus, so districtwide results reflect this school’s performance. The school has a reported student-teacher ratio of 12.7 to 1 and a free or reduced-price lunch participation rate of 20.43%.
Plymouth Regional High School shows several strong outcomes for families to consider. Its 2024–2025 graduation rate was 92.8%, compared with 87.0% statewide, and its reported dropout rate was 0.0%, compared with 2.3% statewide. Academic results were especially strong in reading and science: 68% of students were proficient in reading and 54% in science, exceeding state averages by 13 and 16 percentage points. SAT results were also above state averages in mathematics and reading. The school has maintained a four-star rating across three reported years and has generally ranked in the upper portion of its comparison group.
The clearest area for improvement is mathematics. NH SAS math proficiency was 36%, eight points below the state average of 44%, while reading and science results declined modestly from the previous year. The school’s SAT math result was stronger than its state comparison—36% versus 30%—so the difference between assessments may warrant closer review. For parents, the overall picture is of a stable high school with strong graduation, attendance-to-completion, reading, and science outcomes, along with a relatively favorable staffing ratio. Families should also note that the single-school structure means there are no other district schools for comparison and no elementary or middle school data in this overview.
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