Alburgh School District

Situated at 14 North Main Street in Alburgh, Vermont, the Alburgh School District is an active public school system operating as a key component of a regional supervisory union. Nestled in a rural remote community within the broader Burlington-South Burlington metropolitan region, this single-school district delivers a comprehensive educational continuum spanning from prekindergarten all the way through 12th grade, in addition to offering adult education programming. The district serves a tight-knit student body of 212 enrolled learners, comprising 101 female and 111 male students. Reflecting its local community, the student population is predominantly White, alongside students identifying with two or more races, as well as Hispanic and Asian learners, fostering an intimate and community-centered learning environment.

Alburgh School District stands out for its extensive staffing context and commitment to individualized instruction, maintaining an exceptionally favorable ratio of approximately six to seven students per teacher. To serve its PK–12 population, the district employs 32 full-time equivalent teachers, ensuring small class sizes and personalized academic attention. This instructional core is further supported by 15 full-time equivalent instructional aides and over 56 dedicated support staff members, bringing the total operational team to nearly 104 full-time equivalent personnel. Although student enrollment is most densely populated throughout the elementary and middle school years, the district's robust workforce and wide grade offerings ensure that families and researchers alike see a school system deeply dedicated to serving its rural northern Vermont community.