Hollis-Brookline Cooperative School District

Situated in a rural fringe setting within the Manchester-Nashua metropolitan area, the Hollis-Brookline Cooperative School District serves secondary students across southern New Hampshire from its administrative location at 4 Lund Lane in Hollis. Operating as an independent, traditional public school system outside of charter management, the open district focuses specifically on adolescent and upper-level education across two dedicated school facilities. The district offers comprehensive academic programming for grades 7 through 12, serving a total body of 1,119 enrolled students. This population encompasses 370 middle school learners in grades 7 and 8, alongside 749 high school students spanning grades 9 through 12, fostering a tailored environment designed to prepare young adults for post-secondary education and career pathways.

To support its student body, the Hollis-Brookline Cooperative School District maintains a well-resourced instructional and operational environment. The district relies on a dedicated professional team that includes nearly 196 full-time equivalent (FTE) teachers, 16 instructional aides, and approximately 133 support staff members, totaling over 344 full-time equivalent staff members. Student demographics reflect the regional community context, encompassing 1,012 White, 58 Asian, 31 multi-racial, 10 Black, 5 Hispanic, 2 Pacific Islander, and 1 American Indian student, with a gender distribution of 543 female and 576 male pupils. Prospective families, community members, and educational researchers seeking to learn more about the district's secondary offerings and school community can contact the central office directly at (603) 324-5999.