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Best Vermont public schools

Eight rankings of Vermont's public schools from the latest NCES + state-assessment data. Unlike most school rankings, this list leads with BeatsExpectations: a demographics-adjusted score that asks how a school performs relative to what its student population would predict, not just in absolute terms.

Vermont schools with the lowest student-teacher ratios

Schools with 200+ students reporting the fewest students per teacher. Excludes virtual.
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Fastest-growing Vermont public schools, 2017-2024

Schools open in both years with 200+ enrollment in 2017, ranked by % change.
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Most racially diverse Vermont public schools

Schools with 200+ students ranked by diversity index: the chance that two students picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups.
#SchoolCityDiversity index
1Sustainability Academy at Lawrence BarnesBurlington72.6%
2J. F. Kennedy Elementary SchoolWinooski72.0%
3Integrated Arts Academy at H. O. WheelerBurlington67.1%
4Edmunds Elementary SchoolBurlington65.8%
5Edmunds Middle SchoolBurlington63.5%
6Burlington High SchoolBurlington58.8%
7J. J. Flynn SchoolBurlington55.2%
8Lyman C. Hunt Middle SchoolBurlington54.4%
9Orchard SchoolSouth Burlington53.4%
10Champlain SchoolBurlington50.1%
11Chamberlin SchoolSouth Burlington49.0%
12Hiawatha Elementary SchoolEssex Junction47.9%
13Rick Marcotte Central SchoolSouth Burlington47.2%
14Frederick H. Tuttle Middle SchoolSouth Burlington47.0%
15South Burlington High SchoolSouth Burlington46.8%
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Largest Vermont public schools

Brick-and-mortar schools ranked by total enrollment. Virtual schools excluded.
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About these rankings

These tables use the most recent NCES Common Core of Data (2024-25) for enrollment, demographics, and staffing, and state-native assessment data (typically 2023-24 or 2024-25) for proficiency. BeatsExpectations is computed via per-state ordinary-least-squares regression of composite proficiency on free-and-reduced-lunch share. Full methodology.

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