Stamford School District

Located along 986 Main Road in Stamford, Vermont, the Stamford School District serves as an active, traditional public school system operating within a supervisory union structure. Nestled in a distant rural setting within the broader Bennington area, this single-school district provides a continuous educational pathway spanning from pre-kindergarten all the way through 12th grade, as well as adult education opportunities. As a fully operational district rooted in its local community, Stamford offers an intimate academic environment where students across all primary and secondary grade levels learn within a unified institutional setting.

The district maintains a small, closely-knit student body of 105 enrolled students, fostering small class sizes and individualized instruction from early childhood through high school graduation. Demographic data reflects a student population comprising 56 female and 49 male students, predominantly identified as White with a Hispanic student minority. To support this learning community, the district maintains a robust operational footprint with over 35 total full-time equivalent staff members. This includes nearly 13 dedicated classroom teachers, 6.5 instructional aides, and roughly 16 support personnel, ensuring an exceptionally strong staff-to-student ratio that allows for highly tailored academic support and personalized student care.