Sunapee School District

Located at 70 Lower Main Street in Sunapee, New Hampshire, the Sunapee School District operates as an active, independent public school system serving the local community within the broader Lebanon-Claremont metropolitan region. Set in a distant rural setting, this traditional public district—operating outside of a supervisory union—oversees three operational schools that deliver a continuous academic pathway from kindergarten through 12th grade. The district offers a stable, cohesive educational pipeline across primary, middle, and secondary grade levels, serving as a vital educational anchor for families in Sullivan County.

The district supports an enrollment of 400 students, comprising 211 female and 189 male learners. Student cohort sizes remain comfortably intimate across all levels, ranging from 17 kindergarteners to a peak of 43 tenth-grade students. Demographically, the student body includes 362 White, 16 Hispanic, 13 Asian, 7 multiracial, and 2 Black students. To serve this community, Sunapee maintains a strong staffing infrastructure totaling nearly 212 full-time equivalent (FTE) personnel. This dedicated workforce features over 77 FTE teachers, 18 instructional aides, and 116 support staff members, fostering an exceptionally well-resourced learning environment characterized by low student-to-teacher ratios and personalized academic support.