Dover School District

Headquartered at the McConnell Center on 61 Locust St. in Dover, New Hampshire, the Dover School District is an open, traditional public school system serving a small suburban community within the Boston-Cambridge-Newton metropolitan region. Operating independently outside of a supervisory union as a non-charter district, it manages five operational schools that offer comprehensive educational programming from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Drawing from the 2024–2025 National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) dataset, the district serves an overall enrollment of 3,537 students, comprising 1,857 male and 1,680 female learners.

The district's student population spans all primary and secondary grade levels, beginning with 47 pre-kindergarten and 207 kindergarten students and extending through the high school level with 368 ninth graders and 346 twelfth graders. Demographically, the student body includes 2,807 White, 272 multiracial, 215 Asian, 180 Hispanic, 57 Black, and 6 American Indian students. To maintain operations and deliver instruction across its campuses, the district employs a total workforce of approximately 1,070.3 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This staffing context includes approximately 546.2 FTE teachers, 118 FTE instructional aides, and 406.1 FTE support staff personnel.