Stratton School District

Located at 13 Timson Hill Road in Newfane, Vermont, the Stratton School District is an active, regular public school district serving a rural distant community within the greater Brattleboro metropolitan area. As a component of a regional supervisory union, the district is authorized to serve students across a comprehensive educational span from prekindergarten through 12th grade, alongside provisions for adult education. Nestled in Windham County, the district operates without individual district-owned physical school buildings, reflecting a common Vermont educational framework where local districts manage educational services and tuition agreements through centralized supervisory governance and partner institutions.

For the 2024–2025 academic year, the district supports a compact student population of 31 learners, maintaining a balanced distribution of 16 male and 15 female students. The student body spans various age groups—including early elementary pupils and secondary students up through five high school seniors—and is composed predominantly of White students along with multiracial representation. Because instructional and support services are coordinated through the overarching supervisory union structure, the district reports no direct full-time equivalent (FTE) teaching or administrative staff on its standalone roster. This streamlined operational model enables the Stratton School District to effectively manage public education commitments for its small, rural student community while leveraging shared regional resources.