Regional School District 06

Located at 35 Wamogo Road in Litchfield, Connecticut, Regional School District 06 historically served families across a distant rural setting within the broader Torrington metropolitan region. Functioning as a traditional, non-charter public school system, the district provided comprehensive local governance and educational programming for its surrounding community. Within the context of the 2024–2025 national educational records, the district is designated with a closed operating status, maintaining zero active schools under its direct jurisdiction as regional educational structures have evolved.

During its active operational period, the district supported a total enrollment of 853 students spanning from prekindergarten all the way through the 12th grade. The student body reflected an even balance between female (427) and male (422) learners, with class sizes steadily building into larger high school cohorts, including 105 seniors in the 12th grade. Demographically, the student population was predominantly White (761 students), alongside Hispanic (45), multiracial (28), Black (11), Asian, and Native American student representation. For researchers, educators, and community members reviewing Litchfield County’s academic landscape, Regional School District 06 offers valuable insight into rural demographic patterns and school district consolidation over time.