This is a list of school districts in New Hampshire . [1]
Town or city | School district | School Administrative Unit (SAU) |
---|---|---|
Acworth | Fall Mountain Regional | 60 – Fall Mountain Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Albany | Albany | 9 – Conway (Pre-K to 12) |
Alexandria | Newfound Area | 4 – Newfound Area (Pre-K to 12) |
Allenstown | Allenstown | 53 – Pembroke (Pre-K to 12) |
Alstead | Fall Mountain Regional | 60 – Fall Mountain Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Alton | Alton | 72 – Alton (Pre-K to 12) |
Amherst | Souhegan Cooperative | 39 – Amherst (9 to 12) |
Amherst | Amherst | 39 – Amherst (Pre-K to 8) |
Andover | Andover | 46 – Merrimack Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Antrim | Contoocook Valley | 1 – Contoocook Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Ashland | Pemi-Baker Regional | 48 – Plymouth (9 to 12) |
Ashland | Ashland | 2 – Inter-Lakes Cooperative (Pre-K to 8) |
Atkinson | Timberlane Regional | 106 – Timberlane Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Auburn | Auburn | 15 – Hooksett (Pre-K to 12) |
Barnstead | Barnstead | 86 – Barnstead (Pre-K to 12) |
Barrington | Barrington | 74 – Barrington (Pre-K to 12) |
Bartlett | Bartlett | 9 – Conway (Pre-K to 12) |
Bath | Bath | 23 – Haverhill Cooperative (Pre-K to 12) |
Bedford | Bedford | 25 – Bedford (Pre-K to 12) |
Belmont | Shaker Regional | 80 – Shaker Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Bennington | Contoocook Valley | 1 – Contoocook Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Benton | Benton | 23 – Haverhill Cooperative (Pre-K to 12) |
Berlin | Berlin | 3 – Berlin (Pre-K to 12) |
Bethlehem | Profile | 35 – White Mountains (7 to 12) |
Bethlehem | Bethlehem | 35 – White Mountains (Pre-K to 6) |
Boscawen | Merrimack Valley | 46 – Merrimack Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Bow | Bow | 67 – Bow (Pre-K to 12) |
Bradford | Kearsarge Regional | 65 – Kearsarge Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Brentwood | Exeter Region Cooperative | 16 – Exeter (6 to 12) |
Brentwood | Brentwood | 16 – 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 Regional | 49 – Governor Wentworth Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Brookline | Hollis-Brookline Cooperative | 41 – Hollis-Brookline (7 to 12) |
Brookline | Brookline | 41 – Hollis-Brookline (Pre-K to 6) |
Campton | Pemi-Baker Regional | 48 – Plymouth (9 to 12) |
Campton | Campton | 48 – Plymouth (Pre-K to 8) |
Canaan | Mascoma Valley Regional | 62 – Mascoma Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Candia | Candia | 15 – Hooksett (Pre-K to 12) |
Canterbury | Shaker Regional | 80 – Shaker Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Carroll | White Mountains Regional | 36 – White Mountains Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Center Harbor | Inter-Lakes Cooperative | 2 – Inter-Lakes Cooperative (Pre-K to 12) |
Charlestown | Fall Mountain Regional | 60 – Fall Mountain Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Chatham | Chatham | 9 – Conway (Pre-K to 12) |
Chester | Chester | 82 – Chester (Pre-K to 12) |
Chesterfield | Chesterfield | 29 – Keene (Pre-K to 12) |
Chichester | Chichester | 53 – Pembroke (Pre-K to 12) |
Claremont | Claremont | 6 – Claremont (Pre-K to 12) |
Clarksville | Clarksville | 7 – Colebrook (Pre-K to 12) |
Colebrook | Colebrook | 7 – Colebrook (Pre-K to 12) |
Columbia | Columbia | 7 – Colebrook (Pre-K to 12) |
Concord | Concord | 8 – Concord (Pre-K to 12) |
Conway | Conway | 9 – Conway (Pre-K to 12) |
Cornish | Cornish | 100 – Cornish (Pre-K to 12) |
Croydon | Croydon | 99 – Croydon (Pre-K to 12) |
Dalton | White Mountains Regional | 36 – White Mountains Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Danbury | Newfound Area | 4 – Newfound Area (Pre-K to 12) |
Danville | Timberlane Regional | 106 – Timberlane Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Deerfield | Deerfield | 53 – Pembroke (Pre-K to 12) |
Deering | Hillsboro-Deering Cooperative | 34 – Hillsboro-Deering (Pre-K to 12) |
Derry | Derry Cooperative | 10 – Derry Cooperative (Pre-K to 12) |
Dorchester | Mascoma Valley Regional | 62 – Mascoma Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Dover | Dover | 11 – Dover (Pre-K to 12) |
Dublin | Contoocook Valley | 1 – Contoocook Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Dummer | Dummer | 20 – Gorham (Pre-K to 12) |
Dunbarton | Dunbarton | 67 – Bow (Pre-K to 12) |
Durham | Oyster River Cooperative | 5 – Oyster River (Pre-K to 12) |
East Kingston | East Kingston | 16 – Exeter (Pre-K to 5) |
East Kingston | Exeter Region Cooperative | 16 – Exeter (6 to 12) |
Easton | Lafayette Regional | 35 – White Mountains (Pre-K to 6) |
Easton | Profile | 35 – White Mountains (7 to 12) |
Eaton | Eaton | 9 – Conway (Pre-K to 12) |
Effingham | Governor Wentworth Regional | 49 – Governor Wentworth Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Ellsworth | Ellsworth | 48 – Plymouth (Pre-K to 12) |
Enfield | Mascoma Valley Regional | 62 – Mascoma Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Epping | Epping | 14 – Epping (Pre-K to 12) |
Epsom | Epsom | 53 – Pembroke (Pre-K to 12) |
Errol | Errol | 20 – Gorham (Pre-K to 12) |
Exeter | Exeter Region Cooperative | 16 – Exeter (6 to 12) |
Exeter | Exeter | 16 – Exeter (Pre-K to 5) |
Farmington | Farmington | 61 – Farmington (Pre-K to 12) |
Fitzwilliam | Monadnock Regional | 93 – Monadnock Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Francestown | Contoocook Valley | 1 – Contoocook Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Franconia | Lafayette Regional | 35 – White Mountains (Pre-K to 6) |
Franconia | Profile | 35 – White Mountains (7 to 12) |
Franklin | Franklin | 18 – Franklin (Pre-K to 12) |
Freedom | Freedom | 13 – Tamworth (Pre-K to 12) |
Fremont | Fremont | 83 – Fremont (Pre-K to 12) |
Gilford | Gilford | 73 – Gilford (Pre-K to 12) |
Gilmanton | Gilmanton | 79 – Gilmanton (Pre-K to 12) |
Gilsum | Monadnock Regional | 93 – Monadnock Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Goffstown | Goffstown | 19 – Goffstown (Pre-K to 12) |
Gorham | Gorham Randolph Shelburne Cooperative | 20 – Gorham (Pre-K to 12) |
Goshen | Goshen | 102 – Goshen (Pre-K to 12) |
Grafton | Mascoma Valley Regional | 62 – Mascoma Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Grantham | Grantham | 75 – Grantham (Pre-K to 12) |
Greenfield | Contoocook Valley | 1 – Contoocook Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Greenland | Greenland | 50 – Greenland (Pre-K to 12) |
Greenville | Mascenic Regional | 87 – 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 | Hampstead | 55 – Hampstead (Pre-K to 12) |
Hampton Falls | Hampton Falls | 21 – Winnacunnet (Pre-K to 8) |
Hampton Falls | Winnacunnet Cooperative | 21 – Winnacunnet (9 to 12) |
Hampton | Hampton | 90 – Hampton (Pre-K to 8) |
Hampton | Winnacunnet Cooperative | 21 – Winnacunnet (9 to 12) |
Hancock | Contoocook Valley | 1 – Contoocook Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Hanover | Dresden | 70 – Hanover (7 to 12) |
Hanover | Hanover | 70 – Hanover (Pre-K to 6) |
Harrisville | Harrisville | 29 – Keene (Pre-K to 12) |
Hart's Location | Hart's Location | 9 – Conway (Pre-K to 12) |
Haverhill | Haverhill Cooperative | 23 – Haverhill Cooperative (Pre-K to 12) |
Hebron | Newfound Area | 4 – Newfound Area (Pre-K to 12) |
Henniker | Henniker | 24 – Henniker (Pre-K to 8) |
Henniker | John Stark Regional | 24 – Henniker (9 to 12) |
Hill | Hill | 103 – Hill (Pre-K to 12) |
Hillsborough | Hillsboro-Deering Cooperative | 34 – Hillsboro-Deering (Pre-K to 12) |
Hinsdale | Hinsdale | 92 – Hinsdale (Pre-K to 12) |
Holderness | Holderness | 48 – Plymouth (Pre-K to 8) |
Holderness | Pemi-Baker Regional | 48 – Plymouth (9 to 12) |
Hollis | Hollis-Brookline Cooperative | 41 – Hollis-Brookline (7 to 12) |
Hollis | Hollis | 41 – Hollis-Brookline (Pre-K to 6) |
Hooksett | Hooksett | 15 – Hooksett (Pre-K to 12) |
Hopkinton | Hopkinton | 66 – Hopkinton (Pre-K to 12) |
Hudson | Hudson | 81 – Hudson (Pre-K to 12) |
Jackson | Jackson | 9 – Conway (Pre-K to 12) |
Jaffrey | Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative | 47 – Jaffrey-Rindge (Pre-K to 12) |
Jefferson | White Mountains Regional | 36 – White Mountains Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Keene | Keene | 29 – Keene (Pre-K to 12) |
Kensington | Exeter Region Cooperative | 16 – Exeter (6 to 12) |
Kensington | Kensington | 16 – Exeter (Pre-K to 5) |
Kingston | Sanborn Regional | 17 – Sanborn Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Laconia | Laconia | 30 – Laconia (Pre-K to 12) |
Lancaster | White Mountains Regional | 36 – White Mountains Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Landaff | Landaff | 35 – White Mountains (Pre-K to 12) |
Langdon | Fall Mountain Regional | 60 – Fall Mountain Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Lebanon | Lebanon | 88 – Lebanon (Pre-K to 12) |
Lee | Oyster River Cooperative | 5 – Oyster River (Pre-K to 12) |
Lempster | Lempster | 71 – Lempster (Pre-K to 12) |
Lincoln | Lincoln-Woodstock Cooperative | 68 – Lincoln-Woodstock (Pre-K to 12) |
Lisbon | Lisbon Regional | 35 – White Mountains (Pre-K to 12) |
Litchfield | Litchfield | 27 – Litchfield (Pre-K to 12) |
Littleton | Littleton | 84 – Littleton (Pre-K to 12) |
Londonderry | Londonderry | 12 – Londonderry (Pre-K to 12) |
Loudon | Merrimack Valley | 46 – Merrimack Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Lyman | Lisbon Regional | 35 – White Mountains (Pre-K to 12) |
Lyme | Lyme | 76 – Lyme (Pre-K to 12) |
Lyndeborough | Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative | 63 – Wilton (K to 12) |
Madbury | Oyster River Cooperative | 5 – Oyster River (Pre-K to 12) |
Madison | Madison | 13 – Tamworth (Pre-K to 12) |
Manchester | Manchester | 37 – Manchester (Pre-K to 12) |
Marlborough | Marlborough | 29 – Keene (Pre-K to 12) |
Marlow | Marlow | 29 – Keene (Pre-K to 12) |
Mason | Mason | 89 – Mason (K to 5) |
Meredith | Inter-Lakes Cooperative | 2 – Inter-Lakes Cooperative (Pre-K to 12) |
Merrimack | Merrimack | 26 – Merrimack (Pre-K to 12) |
Middleton | Middleton | 69 – Middleton SAU (Pre-K to 12) |
Milan | Milan | 20 – Gorham (Pre-K to 12) |
Milford | Milford | 40 – Milford (Pre-K to 12) |
Millsfield | Coos County School District | 98 – Coos County (Pre-K to 12) |
Milton | Milton | 64 – Milton (Pre-K to 12) |
Monroe | Monroe | 77 – Monroe (Pre-K to 12) |
Mont Vernon | Mont Vernon | 39 – Amherst (Pre-K to 8) |
Mont Vernon | Souhegan Cooperative | 39 – Amherst (9 to 12) |
Moultonborough | Moultonborough | 45 – Moultonborough (Pre-K to 12) |
Nashua | Nashua | 42 – Nashua (Pre-K to 12) |
Nelson | Nelson | 29 – Keene (Pre-K to 12) |
New Boston | New Boston | 19 – Goffstown (Pre-K to 12) |
New Castle | New Castle | 50 – Greenland (Pre-K to 12) |
New Durham | Governor Wentworth Regional | 49 – Governor Wentworth Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
New Hampton | Newfound Area | 4 – Newfound Area (Pre-K to 12) |
New Ipswich | Mascenic Regional | 87 – Mascenic Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
New London | Kearsarge Regional | 65 – Kearsarge Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Newbury | Kearsarge Regional | 65 – Kearsarge Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Newfields | Exeter Region Cooperative | 16 – Exeter (6 to 12) |
Newfields | Newfields | 16 – Exeter (Pre-K to 5) |
Newington | Newington | 50 – Greenland (Pre-K to 12) |
Newmarket | Newmarket | 31 – Newmarket (Pre-K to 12) |
Newport | Newport | 43 – Newport (Pre-K to 12) |
Newton | Sanborn Regional | 17 – Sanborn Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
North Hampton | North Hampton | 21 – Winnacunnet (Pre-K to 8) |
North Hampton | Winnacunnet Cooperative | 21 – Winnacunnet (9 to 12) |
Northfield | Winnisquam Regional | 59 – Winnisquam Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Northumberland | Northumberland | 58 – Northumberland (Pre-K to 12) |
Northwood | Northwood | 44 – Northwood (Pre-K to 12) |
Nottingham | Nottingham | 44 – Northwood (Pre-K to 12) |
Orange | Mascoma Valley Regional | 62 – Mascoma Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Orford | Rivendell | 78 – Rivendell Interstate |
Ossipee | Governor Wentworth Regional | 49 – Governor Wentworth Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Pelham | Pelham | 28 – Pelham (Pre-K to 12) |
Pembroke | Pembroke | 53 – Pembroke (Pre-K to 12) |
Penacook | Merrimack Valley | 46 – Merrimack Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Peterborough | Contoocook Valley | 1 – Contoocook Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Piermont | Piermont | 23 – Haverhill Cooperative (Pre-K to 12) |
Pittsburg | Pittsburg | 7 – Colebrook (Pre-K to 12) |
Pittsfield | Pittsfield | 51 – Pittsfield (Pre-K to 12) |
Plainfield | Plainfield | 32 – Plainfield (Pre-K to 12) |
Plaistow | Timberlane Regional | 106 – Timberlane Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Plymouth | Pemi-Baker Regional | 48 – Plymouth (9 to 12) |
Plymouth | Plymouth | 48 – Plymouth (Pre-K to 8) |
Portsmouth | Portsmouth | 52 – Portsmouth (Pre-K to 12) |
Randolph | Gorham Randolph Shelburne Cooperative | 20 – Gorham (Pre-K to 12) |
Raymond | Raymond | 33 – Raymond (Pre-K to 12) |
Richmond | Monadnock Regional | 93 – Monadnock Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Rindge | Jaffrey-Rindge Cooperative | 47 – Jaffrey-Rindge (Pre-K to 12) |
Rochester | Rochester | 54 – Rochester (Pre-K to 12) |
Rollinsford | Rollinsford | 104 – Rollinsford (Pre-K to 12) |
Roxbury | Monadnock Regional | 93 – Monadnock Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Rumney | Pemi-Baker Regional | 48 – Plymouth (9 to 12) |
Rumney | Rumney | 48 – Plymouth (Pre-K to 8) |
Rye | Rye | 50 – Greenland (Pre-K to 12) |
Salem | Salem | 57 – Salem (Pre-K to 12) |
Salisbury | Merrimack Valley | 46 – Merrimack Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Sanbornton | Winnisquam Regional | 59 – Winnisquam Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Sandown | Timberlane Regional | 106 – Timberlane Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Sandwich | Inter-Lakes Cooperative | 2 – Inter-Lakes Cooperative (Pre-K to 12) |
Seabrook | Seabrook | 21 – Winnacunnet (Pre-K to 8) |
Seabrook | Winnacunnet Cooperative | 21 – Winnacunnet (9 to 12) |
Sharon | Contoocook Valley | 1 – Contoocook Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Shelburne | Gorham Randolph Shelburne Cooperative | 20 – Gorham (Pre-K to 12) |
Somersworth | Somersworth | 56 – Somersworth (Pre-K to 12) |
South Hampton | South Hampton | 21 – Winnacunnet (Pre-K to 12) |
Springfield | Kearsarge Regional | 65 – Kearsarge Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Stark | Stark | 58 – Northumberland (Pre-K to 12) |
Stewartstown | Stewartstown | 7 – Colebrook (Pre-K to 12) |
Stoddard | Stoddard | 24 – Henniker (Pre-K to 12) |
Strafford | Strafford | 105 – Strafford (Pre-K to 12) |
Stratford | Stratford | 58 – Northumberland (Pre-K to 12) |
Stratham | Exeter Region Cooperative | 16 – Exeter (6 to 12) |
Stratham | Stratham | 16 – Exeter (Pre-K to 5) |
Sugar Hill | Lafayette Regional | 35 – White Mountains (Pre-K to 6) |
Sugar Hill | Profile | 35 – White Mountains (7 to 12) |
Sullivan | Sullivan | 96 – Sullivan (Pre-K to 12) |
Sunapee | Sunapee | 85 – Sunapee (Pre-K to 12) |
Surry | Surry | 91 – Surry (Pre-K to 12) |
Sutton | Kearsarge Regional | 65 – Kearsarge Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Swanzey | Monadnock Regional | 93 – Monadnock Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Tamworth | Tamworth | 13 – Tamworth (Pre-K to 12) |
Temple | Contoocook Valley | 1 – Contoocook Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Thornton | Pemi-Baker Regional | 48 – Plymouth (9 to 12) |
Thornton | Thornton | 48 – Plymouth (Pre-K to 8) |
Tilton | Winnisquam Regional | 59 – Winnisquam Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Troy | Monadnock Regional | 93 – Monadnock Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Tuftonboro | Governor Wentworth Regional | 49 – Governor Wentworth Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Unity | Unity | 6 – Claremont (Pre-K to 12) |
Wakefield | Wakefield | 101 – Wakefield (Pre-K to 12) |
Walpole | Fall Mountain Regional | 60 – Fall Mountain Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Warner | Kearsarge Regional | 65 – Kearsarge Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Warren | Warren | 23 – Haverhill Cooperative (Pre-K to 12) |
Washington | Washington | 34 – Hillsboro-Deering (Pre-K to 12) |
Waterville Valley | Waterville Valley | 48 – Plymouth (Pre-K to 12) |
Weare | John Stark Regional | 24 – Henniker (9 to 12) |
Weare | Weare | 24 – Henniker (Pre-K to 8) |
Webster | Merrimack Valley | 46 – Merrimack Valley (Pre-K to 12) |
Wentworth | Pemi-Baker Regional | 48 – Plymouth (9 to 12) |
Wentworth | Wentworth | 48 – Plymouth (Pre-K to 8) |
Westmoreland | Westmoreland | 29 – Keene (Pre-K to 12) |
Whitefield | White Mountains Regional | 36 – White Mountains Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Wilmot | Kearsarge Regional | 65 – Kearsarge Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Wilton | Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative | 63 – Wilton (K to 12) |
Winchester | Winchester | 94 – Winchester (Pre-K to 12) |
Windham | Windham | 95 – Windham (Pre-K to 12) |
Windsor | Windsor | 34 – Hillsboro-Deering (Pre-K to 12) |
Wolfeboro | Governor Wentworth Regional | 49 – Governor Wentworth Regional (Pre-K to 12) |
Woodstock | Lincoln-Woodstock Cooperative | 68 – Lincoln-Woodstock (Pre-K to 12) |
School | Type of school | School Administrative Unit (SAU) |
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Coe-Brown Northwood Academy | Public academy | 201 – Coe-Brown Northwood Academy (9 to 12) |
[Pinkerton Academy] | Public academy | 202 – Pinkerton Academy (9 ot 12) |
Prospect Mountain High School | Joint Maintenance Agreement (JMA) | 301 – Prospect Mountain JMA (9 to 12) |
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