Schools

Manchester School District compared with the state, from the New Hampshire Department of Education.

State figures as of . The Department of Education publishes each figure once a year.

Summary

Graduation rate

Share of students who graduated high school within four years of starting ninth grade.

Class ofManchesterGraduatedState
202575.7%730 of 96587.5%
202474.9%683 of 91289.2%
202373.0%691 of 94788.1%
202272.2%744 of 1,03087.7%
202167.8%614 of 90587.1%
202073.0%799 of 1,09488.2%
201973.8%783 of 1,06188.4%
201878.2%830 of 1,06188.8%

The four-year adjusted cohort graduation rate. Source: New Hampshire Department of Education, iPlatform (opens in new tab) (Cohort Counts By School).

State test results

Share of students who scored proficient or above (levels 3 and 4) on the New Hampshire Statewide Assessment System (NH SAS). The figures are for every grade tested together: grades 3 to 8, and 11th graders, whose scores come from the SAT.

English

SpringManchesterState
202631%55%
202528%55%
202429%53%
201934%56%

Math

SpringManchesterState
202620%44%
202518%42%
202419%41%
201924%48%

New Hampshire sets its own proficiency levels, so these results can't be compared with other states' tests. No tests were given in spring 2020. Source: New Hampshire Department of Education, assessment data (opens in new tab).

Cost per pupil

What the district spends to run its schools for each student, from all sources: local, state, and federal. It leaves out construction, debt, transportation, and tuition paid to other districts.

School yearManchesterState average
2024–25$18,021$22,700

The state average is of district-operated schools. Source: New Hampshire Department of Education, financial reports (opens in new tab) (Cost Per Pupil by District).

All figures as published by the New Hampshire Department of Education (opens in new tab). New Hampshire doesn't publish chronic absenteeism.