Newport School District

Located at 86 North Main Street in Newport, New Hampshire, the Newport School District is an active, traditional public school district set within a distant rural context in the Lebanon-Claremont metropolitan region. Operating independently rather than as part of a supervisory union or charter network, the district manages five operational schools and serves a full continuum of primary and secondary education spanning from prekindergarten through grade 13. This comprehensive grade structure allows the district to support local children through every phase of their academic development in a close-knit, rural community environment.

The district serves a student body of 717 learners, including 367 female and 350 male students. Enrollment spans all grade levels, with 22 prekindergarten students, 41 kindergarteners, and high school cohorts that reach up to 84 students in the tenth grade. Demographically, the student population includes 679 White students, 17 Hispanic students, 12 students identifying with two or more races, 7 Asian students, 1 Black student, and 1 Pacific Islander student. To deliver instruction and manage district operations, Newport School District maintains a robust workforce of approximately 318.8 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This includes 142.2 FTE teachers, 20.0 FTE instructional aides, and 156.6 FTE support staff, providing a strong ratio of professional guidance and operational backing across its schools.