Hampton School District

Situated at 380 Main Street in Hampton, Connecticut, the Hampton School District is an open, traditional public district set within a distant rural environment in the Putnam area. Operating a single school independently of any supervisory union or charter network, the district serves young learners across the pre-kindergarten through sixth-grade levels. Its focused educational community comprises 74 total enrolled students, including 40 male and 34 female pupils. The grade-level distribution spans 12 pre-kindergarteners, 7 kindergarteners, 9 first graders, 15 second graders, 7 third graders, 7 fourth graders, 9 fifth graders, and 8 sixth graders. Demographically, the student body includes 62 White, 5 Hispanic, 5 multiracial, 1 Black, and 1 Asian student.

To maintain its educational programming and daily operations, the district employs a total full-time equivalent (FTE) workforce of 28.34 staff members. This comprehensive team is composed of 14.0 FTE teachers and 14.34 FTE support staff members, operating without dedicated instructional aides. Geographically positioned at latitude 41.792411 and longitude -72.058750, the district resides within Congressional District 0902, State Senate District 09035, and State House District 09050. Community members, families, and educational researchers can learn more about the district by visiting its official website at http://www.hamptonschool.org or contacting the administrative office directly by phone at (860) 455-9409.