Summary:
Schools in ZIP code 03894 serve Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, with four public schools covering kindergarten through grade 12 in the Governor Wentworth Regional School District. The schools include Carpenter School for grades K–3, Crescent Lake School for grades 4–6, Kingswood Regional Middle School for grades 7–8, and Kingswood Regional High School for grades 9–12. Together, they enroll 1,438 students.
The strongest overall academic results come from Crescent Lake School. It leads the local schools in mathematics, reading, and science, with 59%, 63%, and 61% of students proficient, respectively. Its science performance is particularly strong compared with both the district and state, and the school improved in all three subjects from the previous year. Carpenter School has the area’s best mathematics result, at 70% proficiency, although its reading performance is more moderate at 52%. These elementary results are notably stronger than the district’s overall 39th-percentile standing.
Kingswood Regional Middle School is more balanced, performing near state averages and maintaining a steady middle-of-the-range ranking. The main concern is Kingswood Regional High School, where mathematics and science proficiency are low, despite a strong 93.4% graduation rate—well above the state average. Reading is considerably stronger than those subjects. Overall, the most important pattern is a decline in mathematics performance from the elementary grades into high school, making the transition between schools and secondary mathematics support areas worth examining.
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