Glastenbury School District

Located at 246 South Stream Road in Bennington, Vermont, the Glastenbury School District is an open, regular public school district operating as a component of a local supervisory union. Designed with the capacity to support a complete educational continuum from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade—as well as adult education programming—the district forms part of the broader Vermont public education ecosystem. Situated in a rural fringe setting within the Bennington metropolitan area, it is structured to oversee academic coverage across all traditional elementary and secondary grade levels.

Data from the 2024–2025 National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) research collection highlights a unique administrative context for Glastenbury School District. The district currently operates zero physical school facilities and reports no enrolled students, alongside zero full-time equivalent (FTE) teaching or support staff personnel. For researchers, parents, and community members analyzing Vermont's educational landscape, this profile illustrates an administrative district model that often coordinates educational funding, tuitioning, or governance for its geographic area rather than hosting direct, in-building classroom instruction.