Summary:
The Lisbon Regional School District in Lisbon, New Hampshire, consists of three schools: Lisbon Regional School (Elem), Lisbon Regional School (High), and Lisbon Regional School (Middle). The district serves students from elementary through high school and is ranked 108 out of 163 districts in New Hampshire, with a 2-star rating from SchoolDigger.
The standout school in the district is the Lisbon Regional School (High), which has consistently outperformed the other schools in the district. The high school ranks 30 out of 87 New Hampshire high schools and has a 3-star rating, with higher academic achievement, a better student-teacher ratio, and a lower percentage of free and reduced-price lunch recipients compared to the elementary and middle schools. In contrast, the Lisbon Regional School (Elem) and Lisbon Regional School (Middle) have lower statewide rankings and ratings, with the elementary school ranking 189 out of 234 New Hampshire elementary schools and the middle school ranking 76 out of 130 New Hampshire middle schools.
The racial makeup of the schools in the Lisbon Regional School District is predominantly white, with the high school and middle school having over 96% white students. The elementary school has a slightly more diverse student population, with 6.25% Hispanic students and 1.39% African American students. The data suggests that the district may need to focus on improving the academic performance and overall quality of the elementary and middle schools to better support student learning and achievement across the district.
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