Hudson School District

The Hudson School District in New Hampshire comprises 5 schools, including 3 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school, serving students from a range of socioeconomic backgrounds. Among the standout schools, Nottingham West Elementary School and Hills Garrison Elementary School consistently outperform the district and state averages in both math and reading proficiency, ranking among the top elementary schools in New Hampshire. In contrast, Alvirne High School, the district's only high school, has lower proficiency rates compared to the district and state, suggesting room for improvement in academic performance.

The schools in the Hudson School District have a predominantly white student population, ranging from 77% to 84.68% white students, with minority student representation varying from 15.32% to 22.91%. The district's free/reduced lunch rates, ranging from 11.66% to 19.32%, indicate a mix of socioeconomic backgrounds among the student population. The student-teacher ratios also vary significantly, with the middle school, Hudson Memorial School, having the lowest ratio and one of the elementary schools, Hills Garrison Elementary School, having the highest.

Overall, the data highlights the strengths and areas for improvement within the Hudson School District. The top-performing elementary schools, Nottingham West Elementary School and Hills Garrison Elementary School, serve as models for academic excellence, while the district's high school and middle school present opportunities for targeted interventions to enhance student outcomes and ensure equitable educational opportunities for all students in the Hudson School District.