Holderness School District

Located at 47 Old Ward Bridge Rd. in Plymouth, New Hampshire, the Holderness School District is an active, traditional public school district serving the rural fringe setting of the Lebanon-Claremont area. Operating a single school facility, this non-charter district focuses exclusively on primary and early secondary education, providing instruction for students from kindergarten through eighth grade. According to national public education data for the 2024–2025 school year, the district serves a community of 156 students—comprising 77 female and 79 male pupils—with grade-level enrollments ranging from 8 fifth graders to 27 eighth graders.

The district maintains a substantial staffing structure to support its learning environment, employing a total of 62.78 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This workforce includes 38.8 FTE classroom teachers and 23.98 FTE support personnel, operating with zero instructional aides to deliver focused instruction across all grade levels. Demographically, the student body consists of 142 White students, 6 students identifying with two or more races, 4 Asian students, 3 Hispanic students, and 1 Black student. Located within U.S. Congressional District 3302, State Senate District 33005, and State House District 33408, the Holderness School District provides a tailored, well-resourced educational setting for local families and a distinct subject of study for educational researchers.