Summary:
The Lisbon Regional School District in New Hampshire operates three schools: Lisbon Regional School (Elem), Lisbon Regional School (High), and Lisbon Regional School (Middle). The district serves a predominantly white student population, with enrollment ranging from 53 to 144 students across the three schools.
Among the standout schools, the Lisbon Regional School (High) stands out for its strong performance on state assessments, with the highest percentage of students proficient or better in reading (67%) and a relatively high percentage in science (42%) and SAT reading (67%). The Lisbon Regional School (Middle) also excels, with the highest overall performance on state assessments, including the highest proficiency rates in reading (63%) and science (62%) compared to the district and state averages.
However, the district faces some challenges, particularly in mathematics and science, where proficiency rates lag behind state averages. The elementary school has also seen a decline in its statewide ranking, dropping from 178 out of 233 in 2021-2022 to 189 out of 234 in 2023-2024. The district may benefit from examining resource allocation and instructional practices to address these performance gaps and ensure equity for all students, as well as exploring ways to increase diversity within the predominantly white student population.
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