Chesterfield School District

The Chesterfield School District is a small district in New Hampshire that serves only one school, Chesterfield Central School, an elementary school for grades K-8 with a total enrollment of 263 students. Despite its small size, Chesterfield Central School stands out as a strong-performing school within the state, with a steadily improving statewide ranking and academic outcomes that consistently exceed the state average.

Chesterfield Central School's performance on state assessments is particularly impressive, with 55% of students proficient in both mathematics and reading, compared to state averages of 41% and 53% respectively. The school also excels in science, with 45% of students proficient, well above the state average of 36%. Additionally, the school boasts a favorable student-teacher ratio of 10.1 to 1, lower than the state average, which likely contributes to its academic success.

While Chesterfield Central School serves a relatively affluent student population, with only 15.97% of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, the school's demographics are not as diverse as the state as a whole, with 93.92% of students identifying as White. This may be an area for the district to consider addressing to ensure a more inclusive learning environment. Overall, Chesterfield Central School stands out as a high-performing and competitive elementary school within the Chesterfield School District.