Summary:
ZIP code 03848 has one listed elementary school, Daniel J. Bakie School, serving students from Pre-K through Grade 2 in Kingston, New Hampshire. Because it focuses on the early elementary years rather than serving through fifth or sixth grade, families should compare its information with other primary schools carefully. The school enrolls 269 students and is part of the Sanborn Regional School District.
For parents, the school’s standout feature is its reported 7.4-to-1 student-teacher ratio, which may support individualized attention, small-group teaching, and additional student services. This figure is not the same as average classroom size, but it suggests a relatively substantial staffing level. About 7.43% of students are eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, or approximately 20 students based on the reported enrollment. This is a relatively low percentage and provides useful context about the school community, although it does not by itself measure school quality or student achievement. The school’s early-grade structure may also affect staffing and enrollment patterns.
The Sanborn Regional School District ranks 69th out of 166 districts statewide, placing it in the 58th percentile—somewhat above the middle of the ranking group, though not among the highest-ranked districts. Historical records show a generally stable three-star rating, with reported percentiles ranging from 50th to 58th. The current percentile matches the strongest result in the available history, but changes in the number of districts ranked over time make direct comparisons of rank numbers difficult. Since Daniel J. Bakie School is the only listed elementary school in the ZIP code, there are no nearby in-ZIP schools for direct comparison. Families seeking a fuller academic picture should also review school-specific test scores, growth, attendance, and student-support information.
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