Summary
Auburn Village School is a 692-student, PK–8 public school serving families in Auburn, New Hampshire, a nearby suburban community with access to the greater Manchester area. The school is part of the Auburn School District, which ranks in approximately the top 20% of New Hampshire districts. Auburn Village is also among the state’s stronger schools, ranking 47th out of 230 schools and earning a four-star rating for 2025–2026. Its latest ranking is slightly lower than the previous year’s, but the school has generally maintained a strong statewide position over time.
Academically, Auburn Village performs above New Hampshire averages in every major tested subject. About 65% of students are proficient in mathematics, compared with 44% statewide; reading proficiency is 67%, compared with 55% statewide; and science proficiency is 50%, compared with 38%. Math is the school’s clearest strength, particularly in grades 3, 4, and 7. Reading is a dependable schoolwide strength, with every grade outperforming the state. Families may want to ask about grade 8 mathematics, where proficiency falls to 43%, and grade 5 science, where results are below the state average. By contrast, grade 8 science is particularly strong at 66%.
Among nearby schools serving a similar grade span, Chester Academy is the most useful comparison. Auburn Village has higher proficiency in math and science and slightly higher reading results. It also outperforms Henry W. Moore School across all three subjects. Auburn Village is larger than most nearby schools and is one of the few serving students through grade 8, while many area schools end at grade 4. Its student–teacher ratio is a moderate 13.9, and its free- or reduced-price lunch participation is relatively low compared with most nearby schools. Overall, it appears to be a strong, stable choice, with math, reading, and eighth-grade science as notable advantages and a few grade-specific areas worth monitoring.
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