Summary:
Pemi-Baker Regional School District has one listed high school, Plymouth Regional High School, serving grades 9–12 in Plymouth, New Hampshire. The school enrolls 651 students and has a 12.7-to-1 student-teacher ratio, providing a relatively favorable staffing environment for a high school. Because it is the district’s only high school, there are no other schools in the district for direct comparison; its results represent the district’s high-school performance.
Plymouth Regional High School offers strong overall outcomes for families to consider. Its 2024–25 graduation rate was 92.8%, nearly six points above the New Hampshire average of 87%, while its reported dropout rate was 0%, compared with 2.3% statewide. The school received four stars in each of the last three ranking years and placed in the 72nd to 78th percentiles statewide. In 2025–26, it ranked 21st among 89 listed schools, showing consistently above-average performance rather than a one-year result. About 20% of students participate in free or reduced-price lunch programs, an important context when considering the school’s academic data.
Academically, reading and science are the school’s clearest strengths. NH SAS proficiency was 68% in reading, 13 points above the state average, and 54% in science, 16 points above the state average. Eleventh-grade SAT results were also above state averages in both reading and mathematics. Mathematics is the main area for improvement: NH SAS math proficiency was 36%, eight points below the state average, and has remained below the state benchmark across the two years provided. Results declined modestly from the prior year in all three NH SAS subjects, but the school continued to outperform the state in reading and science. Parents should view the school as a strong overall option with particularly solid completion, literacy, and science results, while seeking more information about math support and grade-level performance.
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