Back to School in the Upper Valley
Thursday, August 26th, 2010As summer comes to an end, another school year is set to begin. The Upper Valley has some great schools. High Graduation rates, great attendance, great test scores, and a low student to teacher ratio, makes these schools some of the best in the region. For this post I pulled together some statistics from a few of the larger high schools in the UV. The schools I’m going to take a look at are Hanover High School, Lebanon High School, and Hartford High School. The statistics were pulled from publicschoolreview.com.
Hanover High School is a part of the desirable Dresden School District, which includes the towns of Hanover,Norwich VT, and Lyme. The Marauders of Hanover High have just fewer than 750 students. The student to teacher ratio is 13 to 1. And the expenditure per student is $25,457, which is the highest in the state of New Hampshire. Hanover ranks as one of the tops in the state when it comes to state testing, last year ranking 3rd in English and 1st in Math.
Lebanon High School is part of the Lebanon School district. Lebanon High lays claim to about 760 students from Lebanon, West Lebanon, Plainfield, and Grantham. The student to teacher ratio is 13 to 1 and the expenditure is $15,315 per student. The Raiders of Lebanon High did pretty well in last year’s state testing, ranking 24th in English and 26th in math. Lebanon boasts a graduation rate of 98 percent.
Hartford HighSchool is located just across the river in White River Junction Vermont. The Hurricanes of Hartford High are members of the Hartford School District which features roughly 690 students from the surrounding towns of Hartford, West Hartford, White River Junction, Quechee, and Wilder. Hartford has an amazing student to teacher ratio of 9 to 1. The district expenditure for Hartford is $15,209 per student.
Hopefully this was somewhat helpful for those you looking to relocate to the area, or for those who might just be curious. If you are, however, looking to relocate to the area and have a question about a particular school or district, just let us here at Housing Solutions know and we’ll be happy to help you out.














