Windham School District

Located along 5940 Windham Hill Road in Windham, Vermont, the Windham School District is an active public school system dedicated to serving the area's youngest learners from pre-kindergarten through the sixth grade. Situated in a remote rural setting within Windham County, the district operates as a traditional, non-charter entity functioning as a component of a broader regional supervisory union. This structure allows the district to deliver localized primary education while leveraging shared administrative and educational frameworks typical of Vermont’s small-community schooling models.

According to the 2024–2025 NCES dataset, the district supports a remarkably tight-knit student body of nine total students enrolled across early childhood and elementary grade levels up to the fifth grade. The current student population comprises six male and three female students. Reflecting its specialized operational arrangements within a supervisory union context, the district reports zero full-time equivalent (FTE) staff—including teachers, instructional aides, and support personnel—assigned directly at the local district level, as staffing resources are managed centrally through the union. For researchers, parents, and community members, the Windham School District presents an informative model of a micro-scale rural educational district designed to serve a small community through regional collaboration.