Summary
Ledyard Charter School is a small public charter high school in Lebanon, New Hampshire, serving grades 9-12 with just 44 students. Unfortunately, the school has consistently ranked among the lowest-performing high schools in the state, with a 0-star rating from SchoolDigger, indicating very poor performance compared to other schools in New Hampshire.
Ledyard Charter School's struggles are evident in its key metrics. The school has had relatively low four-year graduation rates, ranging from 60% to 89.1% in recent years, which are below the state average. Additionally, the school has had high dropout rates, ranging from 0% to 30% in recent years, significantly higher than the state average. Ledyard Charter School's test scores are also significantly below the state averages, with 0% proficiency in mathematics and 31% proficiency in reading in the 2024-2025 school year, compared to the state averages of 42% and 55%, respectively. The school also has a very high percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, ranging from 50% to 88.64% in recent years, indicating a high level of economic disadvantage among the student population.
Compared to nearby public high schools, such as Hanover High School, Lebanon High School, and Sunapee Senior High School, Ledyard Charter School's performance is significantly lower, with much higher rankings, test scores, graduation rates, and lower dropout rates. Despite the school's consistent struggles, there has been little to no improvement in its statewide ranking, test scores, or other key metrics over the years, suggesting a need for intervention and support from the state and district to address the underlying issues and improve educational outcomes for the students.
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