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Best Middle Schools in Zip Code 03049


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5-star school
Top rankedHollis-Brookline Middle School8th of 138 New Hampshire middle schools
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Biggest riser
Hollis-Brookline Middle School up 16 spots statewide this year
Summary:

ZIP code 03049 has two schools identified as middle schools, serving grades 4–8 and 646 students in the Hollis area. Hollis Upper Elementary School serves grades 4–6, while Hollis-Brookline Middle School serves grades 7–8. Both schools report achievement well above New Hampshire averages, with relatively small enrollments and student-teacher ratios near 10 to 1.

Hollis-Brookline Middle School is the stronger overall performer and has the most impressive recent momentum. It ranks 8th out of 138 schools statewide and reports proficiency rates of 67% in mathematics, 75% in reading, and 66% in science. Those results exceed state averages by 20 to 28 percentage points. The school also improved substantially from the prior year, including a 25-point increase in science. Its results are generally slightly higher than those at Hollis Upper Elementary School, although the two schools are fairly close in mathematics and reading. The school operates within the Hollis-Brookline Cooperative School District.

Hollis Upper Elementary School also delivers strong results, especially in reading, with 73% proficiency overall and 78% in fifth grade. Its mathematics and reading results declined modestly from the previous year, while science improved to 60%. Sixth-grade mathematics, at 61%, is the main result to watch because it trails fifth grade by seven points. Across both schools, reading is the strongest subject, while science has the most room for continued local improvement despite being far above the state average. The school is part of the Hollis School District.

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