Summary:
The city of Lebanon, New Hampshire is home to a diverse set of 4 schools, including 1 elementary school, 1 middle school, 2 high schools (one traditional and one charter), and no alternative schools. The schools in this area demonstrate a range of academic performance, with Lebanon High School consistently ranking among the top 10-11 high schools in the state and Hanover Street Elementary School also performing well above state and district averages.
Lebanon High School stands out as an academic powerhouse, outperforming the state in proficiency rates for mathematics, reading, and science assessments, as well as SAT scores. With a relatively low percentage of free/reduced lunch recipients and a favorable student-teacher ratio, the school provides a high-quality, personalized learning environment. In contrast, Ledyard Charter School has consistently ranked near the bottom of the state's high schools, with a 0-star rating from SchoolDigger, highlighting the potential variability in the quality of education provided by charter schools.
The Lebanon School District and Ledyard Charter School serve a relatively diverse student population, with socioeconomic factors potentially playing a role in student outcomes. The low student-teacher ratios at Lebanon High School and Hanover Street Elementary School suggest a focus on personalized learning, which may contribute to their strong academic performance.
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