Ledyard Charter School

Located at 39 Hanover Street in Lebanon, New Hampshire, Ledyard Charter School operates as an open, independent charter district dedicated to secondary education. Situated within a remote town setting in the Lebanon-Claremont region, this single-school district provides a tailored high school experience for students in grades 9 through 12. The school offers a distinct public alternative for families seeking a focused academic environment in western New Hampshire, combining local community accessibility with an independent governance structure.

The school's design emphasizes small-scale, personalized learning, serving a focused student body of 49 pupils across its four high school cohorts—including 11 ninth graders, 9 tenth graders, 19 eleventh graders, and 10 seniors. This student population (comprising 26 male and 23 female students) benefits from an extraordinarily low student-to-educator ratio. The facility is staffed by 10 full-time equivalent teachers, supported by one instructional aide and seven dedicated administrative and support personnel. With a total staff context of 18 professionals guiding fewer than 50 students, Ledyard Charter School provides researchers with a compelling model of high-touch secondary instruction and offers families an environment where every student receives intensive, individualized academic and personal support.