Westfield School District

Located at 338 Highland Avenue, Suite 4, in Newport, Vermont, the Westfield School District serves as an open public education agency operating as part of a regional supervisory union. Situated within a remote rural community in northern Vermont, the district is structured to oversee elementary education across a grade span ranging from pre-kindergarten through sixth grade. As a non-charter public entity, it functions within Vermont’s collaborative supervisory framework, coordinating educational access and administrative services tailored to the needs of its rural region.

According to data from the 2024–2025 National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) reporting period, the district reflects a highly specialized operational profile with zero dedicated school facilities or direct full-time equivalent (FTE) teaching and support staff managed under its immediate ID. Instead, instructional services and personnel are coordinated through its parent supervisory union. With a recorded enrollment of a single sixth-grade student for the academic year, the Westfield School District provides researchers, educators, and families a compelling example of rural educational governance, demonstrating how small public districts utilize shared regional infrastructure to serve sparse student populations.