Cheshire School District

The Cheshire School District in Connecticut is home to 7 schools, including 5 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. Overall, the district is a high-performing one, with all schools ranking in the top half of their respective categories statewide. The Cheshire School District is ranked 16th out of 158 districts in Connecticut and is rated 5 stars out of 5 by SchoolDigger.

Among the standout schools in the district are Highland School, which is ranked 22nd out of 497 Connecticut elementary schools and has consistently high test scores, and Norton School, which is ranked 42nd and also boasts impressive test scores. Chapman School is another high-performing elementary school, with standout performance in 6th grade ELA and strong results in Math and Science. While the elementary schools generally outperform the district's middle and high schools, the overall academic achievement across the Cheshire School District is commendable.

The district's schools serve a relatively affluent student population, with low free/reduced lunch rates and high spending per student. The racial makeup of the schools is also consistent, with the majority of students being White, followed by Asian and Hispanic students. While there are some disparities in test scores between the elementary schools, the Cheshire School District as a whole provides a quality education to its students, with a focus on academic achievement and a commitment to supporting its schools.