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New Hampshire schools ranked by test score

Latest NHSAS year (2024-25). 235 schools with reported English Language Arts scores. State average: 55.2%.
RankSchoolLevelEnglish Language Artsvs state
201Woodland Heights Elementary School
Laconia · Laconia School District
Elementary38.0%-17.2pp
202Berlin Elementary School
Berlin · Berlin School District
Elementary37.0%-18.2pp
203McClelland School
Rochester · Rochester School District
Elementary37.0%-18.2pp
204Penacook Elementary School
Penacook · Merrimack Valley School District
Elementary37.0%-18.2pp
205Maple Wood Elementary School
Somersworth · Somersworth School District
Elementary36.0%-19.2pp
206Northeast Woodland Chartered Public School
Conway · Northeast Woodland Chartered Public School
Elementary36.0%-19.2pp
207Effingham Elementary School
Effingham · Governor Wentworth Regional School District
Elementary35.0%-20.2pp
208Gate City Charter School for the Arts
Merrimack · Gate City Charter School For the Arts
Elementary34.0%-21.2pp
209Marlborough Elementary School
Marlborough · Marlborough School District
Elementary34.0%-21.2pp
210Paul Elementary School
SANBORNVILLE · Wakefield School District
Elementary34.0%-21.2pp
211William Allen School
Rochester · Rochester School District
Elementary34.0%-21.2pp
212Kenneth A. Brett School
Tamworth · Tamworth School District
Elementary33.0%-22.2pp
213Middleton Elementary School
Middleton · Middleton School District
Elementary32.0%-23.2pp
214Milton Elementary School
Milton · Milton School District
Elementary32.0%-23.2pp
215Richards Elementary School
Newport · Newport School District
Elementary32.0%-23.2pp
216Stratford Public School
North Stratford · Stratford School District
Elementary32.0%-23.2pp
217Barnstead Elementary School
Ctr. Barnstead · Barnstead School District
Elementary31.0%-24.2pp
218Weston Elementary School
Manchester · Manchester School District
Elementary31.0%-24.2pp
219Fairgrounds Elementary School
Nashua · Nashua School District
Elementary30.0%-25.2pp
220Pittsfield Elementary School
Pittsfield · Pittsfield School District
Elementary30.0%-25.2pp
221Winchester School
Winchester · Winchester School District
Elementary30.0%-25.2pp
222Mt. Pleasant School
Nashua · Nashua School District
Elementary29.0%-26.2pp
223Amherst Street School
Nashua · Nashua School District
Elementary28.0%-27.2pp
224Bluff School
Claremont · Claremont School District
Elementary28.0%-27.2pp
225Hinsdale Elementary School
Hinsdale · Hinsdale School District
Elementary27.0%-28.2pp
226Paul A. Smith School
Franklin · Franklin School District
Elementary27.0%-28.2pp
227Jewett School
Manchester · Manchester School District
Elementary26.0%-29.2pp
228Compass Classical Academy Charter School (E)
Northfield · Compass Classical Academy Charter School
Elementary25.0%-30.2pp
229Gossler Park School
Manchester · Manchester School District
Elementary25.0%-30.2pp
230Ledge Street School
Nashua · Nashua School District
Elementary24.0%-31.2pp
231Bakersville School
Manchester · Manchester School District
Elementary20.0%-35.2pp
232Parker-Varney School
Manchester · Manchester School District
Elementary20.0%-35.2pp
233Dr. Norman W. Crisp School
Nashua · Nashua School District
Elementary18.0%-37.2pp
234McDonough School
Manchester · Manchester School District
Elementary16.0%-39.2pp
235Beech Street School
Manchester · Manchester School District
Elementary11.0%-44.2pp
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About this ranking

Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the NHSAS % Above Proficient (lvl 3+4) threshold on the latest available NHSAS English Language Arts test (school year 2024-25). A higher percentage is better.

Only public schools with a reasonable cohort size are included (at least 50 total students enrolled, since the source file does not include per-subject student counts), so very small programs and special-purpose centers are filtered out.

The state average shown above is enrollment-weighted: we multiply each school's score by how many of its students tested, sum those across every public school in New Hampshire, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.