List of school districts in New Hampshire

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This is a list of school districts in New Hampshire . [1]

The majority of school districts in the state are independent governments. Nine are dependent to city governments and the Coos County School District is controlled the Coos County government. [2]

Town or citySchool districtSchool Administrative Unit (SAU)
Acworth Fall Mountain Regional60 – Fall Mountain Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Albany Albany9 – Conway (Pre-K to 12)
Alexandria Newfound Area 4 – Newfound Area (Pre-K to 12)
Allenstown Allenstown53 – Pembroke (Pre-K to 12)
Alstead Fall Mountain Regional60 – Fall Mountain Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Alton Alton72 – Alton (Pre-K to 12)
Amherst Souhegan Cooperative39 – Amherst (9 to 12)
Amherst Amherst39 – Amherst (Pre-K to 8)
Andover Andover46 – Merrimack Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Antrim Contoocook Valley1 – Contoocook Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Ashland Pemi-Baker Regional48 – Plymouth (9 to 12)
Ashland Ashland2 – Inter-Lakes Cooperative (Pre-K to 8)
Atkinson Timberlane Regional106 – Timberlane Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Auburn Auburn15 – Hooksett (Pre-K to 12)
Barnstead Barnstead86 – Barnstead (Pre-K to 12)
Barrington Barrington74 – Barrington (Pre-K to 12)
Bartlett Bartlett9 – Conway (Pre-K to 12)
Bath Bath23 – Haverhill Cooperative (Pre-K to 12)
Bedford Bedford25 – Bedford (Pre-K to 12)
Belmont Shaker Regional80 – Shaker Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Bennington Contoocook Valley1 – Contoocook Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Benton Benton23 – Haverhill Cooperative (Pre-K to 12)
Berlin Berlin3 – Berlin (Pre-K to 12)
Bethlehem Profile35 – White Mountains (7 to 12)
Bethlehem Bethlehem35 – White Mountains (Pre-K to 6)
Boscawen Merrimack Valley46 – Merrimack Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Bow Bow67 – Bow (Pre-K to 12)
Bradford Kearsarge Regional65 – Kearsarge Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Brentwood Exeter Region Cooperative16 – Exeter (6 to 12)
Brentwood Brentwood16 – Exeter (Pre-K to 5)
Bridgewater Newfound Area 4 – Newfound Area (Pre-K to 12)
Bristol Newfound Area 4 – Newfound Area (Pre-K to 12)
Brookfield Governor Wentworth Regional49 – Governor Wentworth Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Brookline Hollis-Brookline Cooperative41 – Hollis-Brookline (7 to 12)
Brookline Brookline41 – Hollis-Brookline (Pre-K to 6)
Campton Pemi-Baker Regional48 – Plymouth (9 to 12)
Campton Campton48 – Plymouth (Pre-K to 8)
Canaan Mascoma Valley Regional62 – Mascoma Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Candia Candia15 – Hooksett (Pre-K to 12)
Canterbury Shaker Regional80 – Shaker Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Carroll White Mountains Regional36 – White Mountains Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Center Harbor Inter-Lakes Cooperative2 – Inter-Lakes Cooperative (Pre-K to 12)
Charlestown Fall Mountain Regional60 – Fall Mountain Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Chatham Chatham9 – Conway (Pre-K to 12)
Chester Chester82 – Chester (Pre-K to 12)
Chesterfield Chesterfield29 – Keene (Pre-K to 12)
Chichester Chichester53 – Pembroke (Pre-K to 12)
Claremont Claremont6 – Claremont (Pre-K to 12)
Clarksville Clarksville7 – Colebrook (Pre-K to 12)
Colebrook Colebrook7 – Colebrook (Pre-K to 12)
Columbia Columbia7 – Colebrook (Pre-K to 12)
Concord Concord 8 – Concord (Pre-K to 12)
Conway Conway9 – Conway (Pre-K to 12)
Cornish Cornish100 – Cornish (Pre-K to 12)
Croydon Croydon99 – Croydon (Pre-K to 12)
Dalton White Mountains Regional36 – White Mountains Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Danbury Newfound Area 4 – Newfound Area (Pre-K to 12)
Danville Timberlane Regional106 – Timberlane Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Deerfield Deerfield53 – Pembroke (Pre-K to 12)
Deering Hillsboro-Deering Cooperative34 – Hillsboro-Deering (Pre-K to 12)
Derry Derry Cooperative10 – Derry Cooperative (Pre-K to 12)
Dorchester Mascoma Valley Regional62 – Mascoma Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Dover Dover 11 – Dover (Pre-K to 12)
Dublin Contoocook Valley1 – Contoocook Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Dummer Dummer20 – Gorham (Pre-K to 12)
Dunbarton Dunbarton67 – Bow (Pre-K to 12)
Durham Oyster River Cooperative 5 – Oyster River (Pre-K to 12)
East Kingston East Kingston16 – Exeter (Pre-K to 5)
East Kingston Exeter Region Cooperative16 – Exeter (6 to 12)
Easton Lafayette Regional35 – White Mountains (Pre-K to 6)
Easton Profile35 – White Mountains (7 to 12)
Eaton Eaton9 – Conway (Pre-K to 12)
Effingham Governor Wentworth Regional49 – Governor Wentworth Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Ellsworth Ellsworth48 – Plymouth (Pre-K to 12)
Enfield Mascoma Valley Regional62 – Mascoma Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Epping Epping14 – Epping (Pre-K to 12)
Epsom Epsom53 – Pembroke (Pre-K to 12)
Errol Errol20 – Gorham (Pre-K to 12)
Exeter Exeter Region Cooperative16 – Exeter (6 to 12)
Exeter Exeter16 – Exeter (Pre-K to 5)
Farmington Farmington61 – Farmington (Pre-K to 12)
Fitzwilliam Monadnock Regional93 – Monadnock Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Francestown Contoocook Valley1 – Contoocook Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Franconia Lafayette Regional35 – White Mountains (Pre-K to 6)
Franconia Profile35 – White Mountains (7 to 12)
Franklin Franklin18 – Franklin (Pre-K to 12)
Freedom Freedom13 – Tamworth (Pre-K to 12)
Fremont Fremont83 – Fremont (Pre-K to 12)
Gilford Gilford73 – Gilford (Pre-K to 12)
Gilmanton Gilmanton79 – Gilmanton (Pre-K to 12)
Gilsum Monadnock Regional93 – Monadnock Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Goffstown Goffstown19 – Goffstown (Pre-K to 12)
Gorham Gorham Randolph Shelburne Cooperative20 – Gorham (Pre-K to 12)
Goshen Goshen102 – Goshen (Pre-K to 12)
Grafton Mascoma Valley Regional62 – Mascoma Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Grantham Grantham75 – Grantham (Pre-K to 12)
Greenfield Contoocook Valley1 – Contoocook Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Greenland Greenland50 – Greenland (Pre-K to 12)
Greenville Mascenic Regional87 – Mascenic Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Groton Newfound Area 4 – Newfound Area (Pre-K to 12)
Hale's Location Hale's Location (Carroll County)97 – Hale's Location (Carroll County) (Pre-K to 12)
Hampstead Hampstead55 – Hampstead (Pre-K to 12)
Hampton Falls Hampton Falls21 – Winnacunnet (Pre-K to 8)
Hampton Falls Winnacunnet Cooperative21 – Winnacunnet (9 to 12)
Hampton Hampton90 – Hampton (Pre-K to 8)
Hampton Winnacunnet Cooperative21 – Winnacunnet (9 to 12)
Hancock Contoocook Valley1 – Contoocook Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Hanover Dresden 70 – Hanover (7 to 12)
Hanover Hanover70 – Hanover (Pre-K to 6)
Harrisville Harrisville29 – Keene (Pre-K to 12)
Hart's Location Hart's Location9 – Conway (Pre-K to 12)
Haverhill Haverhill Cooperative23 – Haverhill Cooperative (Pre-K to 12)
Hebron Newfound Area 4 – Newfound Area (Pre-K to 12)
Henniker Henniker24 – Henniker (Pre-K to 8)
Henniker John Stark Regional24 – Henniker (9 to 12)
Hill Hill103 – Hill (Pre-K to 12)
Hillsborough Hillsboro-Deering Cooperative34 – Hillsboro-Deering (Pre-K to 12)
Hinsdale Hinsdale92 – Hinsdale (Pre-K to 12)
Holderness Holderness48 – Plymouth (Pre-K to 8)
Holderness Pemi-Baker Regional48 – Plymouth (9 to 12)
Hollis Hollis-Brookline Cooperative41 – Hollis-Brookline (7 to 12)
Hollis Hollis41 – Hollis-Brookline (Pre-K to 6)
Hooksett Hooksett15 – Hooksett (Pre-K to 12)
Hopkinton Hopkinton 66 – Hopkinton (Pre-K to 12)
Hudson Hudson81 – Hudson (Pre-K to 12)
Jackson Jackson9 – Conway (Pre-K to 12)
Jaffrey Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative47 – Jaffrey-Rindge (Pre-K to 12)
Jefferson White Mountains Regional36 – White Mountains Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Keene Keene29 – Keene (Pre-K to 12)
Kensington Exeter Region Cooperative16 – Exeter (6 to 12)
Kensington Kensington16 – Exeter (Pre-K to 5)
Kingston Sanborn Regional17 – Sanborn Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Laconia Laconia30 – Laconia (Pre-K to 12)
Lancaster White Mountains Regional36 – White Mountains Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Landaff Landaff35 – White Mountains (Pre-K to 12)
Langdon Fall Mountain Regional60 – Fall Mountain Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Lebanon Lebanon88 – Lebanon (Pre-K to 12)
Lee Oyster River Cooperative 5 – Oyster River (Pre-K to 12)
Lempster Lempster71 – Lempster (Pre-K to 12)
Lincoln Lincoln-Woodstock Cooperative 68 – Lincoln-Woodstock (Pre-K to 12)
Lisbon Lisbon Regional35 – White Mountains (Pre-K to 12)
Litchfield Litchfield27 – Litchfield (Pre-K to 12)
Littleton Littleton84 – Littleton (Pre-K to 12)
Londonderry Londonderry12 – Londonderry (Pre-K to 12)
Loudon Merrimack Valley46 – Merrimack Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Lyman Lisbon Regional35 – White Mountains (Pre-K to 12)
Lyme Lyme76 – Lyme (Pre-K to 12)
Lyndeborough Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative63 – Wilton (K to 12)
Madbury Oyster River Cooperative 5 – Oyster River (Pre-K to 12)
Madison Madison13 – Tamworth (Pre-K to 12)
Manchester Manchester37 – Manchester (Pre-K to 12)
Marlborough Marlborough29 – Keene (Pre-K to 12)
Marlow Marlow29 – Keene (Pre-K to 12)
Mason Mason89 – Mason (K to 5)
Meredith Inter-Lakes Cooperative2 – Inter-Lakes Cooperative (Pre-K to 12)
Merrimack Merrimack 26 – Merrimack (Pre-K to 12)
Middleton Middleton69 – Middleton SAU (Pre-K to 12)
Milan Milan20 – Gorham (Pre-K to 12)
Milford Milford40 – Milford (Pre-K to 12)
Millsfield Coos County School District98 – Coos County (Pre-K to 12)
Milton Milton64 – Milton (Pre-K to 12)
Monroe Monroe77 – Monroe (Pre-K to 12)
Mont Vernon Mont Vernon39 – Amherst (Pre-K to 8)
Mont Vernon Souhegan Cooperative39 – Amherst (9 to 12)
Moultonborough Moultonborough45 – Moultonborough (Pre-K to 12)
Nashua Nashua 42 – Nashua (Pre-K to 12)
Nelson Nelson29 – Keene (Pre-K to 12)
New Boston New Boston19 – Goffstown (Pre-K to 12)
New Castle New Castle50 – Greenland (Pre-K to 12)
New Durham Governor Wentworth Regional49 – Governor Wentworth Regional (Pre-K to 12)
New Hampton Newfound Area 4 – Newfound Area (Pre-K to 12)
New Ipswich Mascenic Regional87 – Mascenic Regional (Pre-K to 12)
New London Kearsarge Regional65 – Kearsarge Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Newbury Kearsarge Regional65 – Kearsarge Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Newfields Exeter Region Cooperative16 – Exeter (6 to 12)
Newfields Newfields16 – Exeter (Pre-K to 5)
Newington Newington50 – Greenland (Pre-K to 12)
Newmarket Newmarket31 – Newmarket (Pre-K to 12)
Newport Newport43 – Newport (Pre-K to 12)
Newton Sanborn Regional17 – Sanborn Regional (Pre-K to 12)
North Hampton North Hampton21 – Winnacunnet (Pre-K to 8)
North Hampton Winnacunnet Cooperative21 – Winnacunnet (9 to 12)
Northfield Winnisquam Regional59 – Winnisquam Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Northumberland Northumberland58 – Northumberland (Pre-K to 12)
Northwood Northwood44 – Northwood (Pre-K to 12)
Nottingham Nottingham44 – Northwood (Pre-K to 12)
Orange Mascoma Valley Regional62 – Mascoma Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Orford Rivendell 78 – Rivendell Interstate
Ossipee Governor Wentworth Regional49 – Governor Wentworth Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Pelham Pelham 28 – Pelham (Pre-K to 12)
Pembroke Pembroke53 – Pembroke (Pre-K to 12)
Penacook Merrimack Valley46 – Merrimack Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Peterborough Contoocook Valley1 – Contoocook Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Piermont Piermont23 – Haverhill Cooperative (Pre-K to 12)
Pittsburg Pittsburg7 – Colebrook (Pre-K to 12)
Pittsfield Pittsfield51 – Pittsfield (Pre-K to 12)
Plainfield Plainfield32 – Plainfield (Pre-K to 12)
Plaistow Timberlane Regional106 – Timberlane Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Plymouth Pemi-Baker Regional48 – Plymouth (9 to 12)
Plymouth Plymouth48 – Plymouth (Pre-K to 8)
Portsmouth Portsmouth52 – Portsmouth (Pre-K to 12)
Randolph Gorham Randolph Shelburne Cooperative20 – Gorham (Pre-K to 12)
Raymond Raymond33 – Raymond (Pre-K to 12)
Richmond Monadnock Regional93 – Monadnock Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Rindge Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative47 – Jaffrey-Rindge (Pre-K to 12)
Rochester Rochester54 – Rochester (Pre-K to 12)
Rollinsford Rollinsford104 – Rollinsford (Pre-K to 12)
Roxbury Monadnock Regional93 – Monadnock Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Rumney Pemi-Baker Regional48 – Plymouth (9 to 12)
Rumney Rumney48 – Plymouth (Pre-K to 8)
Rye Rye50 – Greenland (Pre-K to 12)
Salem Salem57 – Salem (Pre-K to 12)
Salisbury Merrimack Valley46 – Merrimack Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Sanbornton Winnisquam Regional59 – Winnisquam Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Sandown Timberlane Regional106 – Timberlane Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Sandwich Inter-Lakes Cooperative2 – Inter-Lakes Cooperative (Pre-K to 12)
Seabrook Seabrook21 – Winnacunnet (Pre-K to 8)
Seabrook Winnacunnet Cooperative21 – Winnacunnet (9 to 12)
Sharon Contoocook Valley1 – Contoocook Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Shelburne Gorham Randolph Shelburne Cooperative20 – Gorham (Pre-K to 12)
Somersworth Somersworth56 – Somersworth (Pre-K to 12)
South Hampton South Hampton21 – Winnacunnet (Pre-K to 12)
Springfield Kearsarge Regional65 – Kearsarge Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Stark Stark58 – Northumberland (Pre-K to 12)
Stewartstown Stewartstown7 – Colebrook (Pre-K to 12)
Stoddard Stoddard24 – Henniker (Pre-K to 12)
Strafford Strafford105 – Strafford (Pre-K to 12)
Stratford Stratford58 – Northumberland (Pre-K to 12)
Stratham Exeter Region Cooperative16 – Exeter (6 to 12)
Stratham Stratham16 – Exeter (Pre-K to 5)
Sugar Hill Lafayette Regional35 – White Mountains (Pre-K to 6)
Sugar Hill Profile35 – White Mountains (7 to 12)
Sullivan Sullivan96 – Sullivan (Pre-K to 12)
Sunapee Sunapee85 – Sunapee (Pre-K to 12)
Surry Surry91 – Surry (Pre-K to 12)
Sutton Kearsarge Regional65 – Kearsarge Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Swanzey Monadnock Regional93 – Monadnock Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Tamworth Tamworth13 – Tamworth (Pre-K to 12)
Temple Contoocook Valley1 – Contoocook Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Thornton Pemi-Baker Regional48 – Plymouth (9 to 12)
Thornton Thornton48 – Plymouth (Pre-K to 8)
Tilton Winnisquam Regional59 – Winnisquam Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Troy Monadnock Regional93 – Monadnock Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Tuftonboro Governor Wentworth Regional49 – Governor Wentworth Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Unity Unity6 – Claremont (Pre-K to 12)
Wakefield Wakefield101 – Wakefield (Pre-K to 12)
Walpole Fall Mountain Regional60 – Fall Mountain Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Warner Kearsarge Regional65 – Kearsarge Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Warren Warren23 – Haverhill Cooperative (Pre-K to 12)
Washington Washington34 – Hillsboro-Deering (Pre-K to 12)
Waterville Valley Waterville Valley48 – Plymouth (Pre-K to 12)
Weare John Stark Regional24 – Henniker (9 to 12)
Weare Weare 24 – Henniker (Pre-K to 8)
Webster Merrimack Valley46 – Merrimack Valley (Pre-K to 12)
Wentworth Pemi-Baker Regional48 – Plymouth (9 to 12)
Wentworth Wentworth48 – Plymouth (Pre-K to 8)
Westmoreland Westmoreland29 – Keene (Pre-K to 12)
Whitefield White Mountains Regional36 – White Mountains Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Wilmot Kearsarge Regional65 – Kearsarge Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Wilton Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative63 – Wilton (K to 12)
Winchester Winchester94 – Winchester (Pre-K to 12)
Windham Windham 95 – Windham (Pre-K to 12)
Windsor Windsor34 – Hillsboro-Deering (Pre-K to 12)
Wolfeboro Governor Wentworth Regional49 – Governor Wentworth Regional (Pre-K to 12)
Woodstock Lincoln-Woodstock Cooperative 68 – Lincoln-Woodstock (Pre-K to 12)

Special school districts

SchoolType of schoolSchool Administrative Unit (SAU)
Coe-Brown Northwood Academy Public academy201 – Coe-Brown Northwood Academy (9 to 12)
[Pinkerton Academy]Public academy202 – Pinkerton Academy (9 ot 12)
Prospect Mountain High School Joint Maintenance Agreement (JMA)301 – Prospect Mountain JMA (9 to 12)

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