Bridgewater-Hebron Village School

Bridgewater-Hebron Village School is a public school in rural Alexandria, New Hampshire, serving prekindergarten through Grade 6 as part of the Pasquaney School District; enrollment is listed as 0 in the available records, which appears to be missing or incomplete rather than an indication that the school is not operating. The school ranks 42nd out of 230 New Hampshire schools, placing it in the 82nd percentile, and earns a four-star rating. Its district also performs well, ranking 35th out of 166 districts.

Academic results are a major strength. Overall, 69% of students were proficient in math, compared with 44% statewide, while 72% were proficient in reading, compared with 55% statewide. Math is the school’s clearest advantage: it leads the nearby comparison group, ahead of Holderness Central School at 61% and Plymouth Elementary School at 52%. Reading is also strong overall, although Holderness is slightly higher at 77%. Bridgewater-Hebron’s Grade 3 reading rate of 89% and Grade 4 math and reading rates of 82% stand out as especially impressive compared with nearby schools such as New Hampton Community School and Inter-Lakes Elementary School.

The main area to watch is the transition into Grades 5 and 6. Reading proficiency drops from 82% in Grade 4 to 54% in Grade 5, and math results also moderate to 54% in both Grades 5 and 6. These results are generally near or above state averages but are less exceptional than the earlier grades. Science is positive overall at 46%, above the state’s 38%, though it trails Holderness’s 65%. Families should also keep the missing enrollment, staffing, and demographic data in mind, since small or incomplete records can make yearly percentages less stable. Overall, Bridgewater-Hebron appears to be one of the strongest schools in the area, particularly in math and early-grade achievement.