School Districts in New Hampshire
New Hampshire has 179 school districts on Census maps: 82 unified, 88 elementary, and 9 secondary. Each page shows its grades, boundary map, the towns in it and its neighbors.
Largest school districts
- Manchester School District115,643 people
- Nashua School District91,294 people
- Concord School District38,404 people
- Exeter Regional Cooperative School District34,889 people
- Derry School District34,116 people
- Dover School District33,364 people
- Rochester School District33,144 people
- Winnacunnet Cooperative School District31,724 people
- Salem School District30,964 people
- Merrimack School District28,164 people
- Londonderry School District26,685 people
- Timberlane Regional School District26,287 people
People counts are American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates for everyone living in the district, not enrollment.
By county
| County | Districts with land there | Largest |
|---|---|---|
| Belknap County | 10 | Laconia School District17,085 people |
| Carroll County | 15 | Governor Wentworth Regional School District18,888 people |
| Cheshire County | 16 | Keene School District22,939 people |
| Coos County | 15 | Berlin School District9,383 people |
| Grafton County | 30 | Pemi-Baker Regional School District19,422 people |
| Hillsborough County | 24 | Manchester School District115,643 people |
| Merrimack County | 20 | Concord School District38,404 people |
| Rockingham County | 35 | Exeter Regional Cooperative School District34,889 people |
| Strafford County | 11 | Dover School District33,364 people |
| Sullivan County | 13 | Kearsarge Regional School District15,832 people |
Before using this answer for enrollment
A district boundary doesn’t decide which school a student attends. Find the school district where you are now or see New Hampshire.