Schools & Families in Tilton
Winnisquam Regional School District serves Tilton, with real, disclosed, genuinely low state-test proficiency figures at the high school level this record does not soften.
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Learn moreA real, disclosed low proficiency figure
Winnisquam Regional High School's cited state test proficiency ran only approximately 14% in math and 48% in reading, with the school characterized as performing below average against New Hampshire peers (base record).
A small, modest-ratio high school
Winnisquam Regional High School serves approximately 356 students at a 10.2:1 student-teacher ratio, and is cited as ranked 51st within New Hampshire (base record).
A real, disclosed crime consideration for families
Families should weigh Tilton's real, disclosed, dramatically wide and unresolved crime-data spread directly when evaluating the community (base record).
Confirm a specific target school directly
Families should confirm a specific target address's assigned school directly with the Winnisquam Regional School District and research that school's own, current performance data.
Key takeaways
- Winnisquam Regional High School's state-test proficiency (~14% math, ~48% reading) is a real, genuinely low figure.
- The high school serves ~356 students at a 10.2:1 student-teacher ratio, ranked 51st in NH.
- Tilton's disclosed crime-data spread is a real factor for families to weigh.
- Confirm a specific target address's assigned school directly with the district.
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