Pemi-Baker Regional School District

The Pemi-Baker Regional School District is an active, standalone public school district based at 47 Old Ward Bridge Rd. in Plymouth, New Hampshire. Situated within a remote town setting within the Lebanon-Claremont region, the district operates a single high school facility dedicated to serving secondary students across grades 9 through 13. The district currently educates a total of 655 students, comprising 331 female and 324 male learners. Its student body reflects a broad local demographic, including 596 White students, 23 multiracial students, 19 Hispanic students, 10 Asian students, 5 Black students, one American Indian student, and one Pacific Islander student. Focused exclusively on upper-level secondary and transitional education, the district does not offer primary or middle school programming, concentrating its resources entirely on preparing high school students for future academic and professional endeavors.

To deliver its educational programs, the Pemi-Baker Regional School District maintains a robust and well-rounded workforce comprising approximately 179 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This dedicated team includes 102 full-time equivalent teachers, supported by 5 instructional aides and nearly 72 support personnel who oversee administrative, operational, and student service needs. As a traditional public regional district rather than a charter entity, Pemi-Baker provides a focused learning environment characterized by low student-to-teacher proportions and tailored educational pathways. For parents, students, and educational researchers, the district represents an essential community anchor in central New Hampshire, offering high-quality secondary instruction and dedicated support services in a tight-knit rural town environment.