School Profile
The New Hampton School (New Hampshire)
The New Hampton School is a private coed school in New Hampton, New Hampshire. If you don’t count The New Hampton School, there are 11 private schools in Belknap County. Their campus is set in a rural area, which is just one important piece of information to consider when looking at boarding schools. In terms of religious orientation, The New Hampton School is a nonsectarian school.
The academic school years lasts 180 calendar days and each day students spend 7 hours in class. In 2011, 98% of the graduating senior class went on to 4-year colleges.
61.1 full-time equivalent teachers are on staff to educate the student body of 306 students in grades 9-12. That’s a student-teacher ratio of 5.01. We look more closely at students and teachers in several charts below.
Contact Information
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The New Hampton School
70 Main St, New Hampton, New Hampshire 03256
https://www.newhampton.org/
(603) 677-3400
Associations & Organizations
- National Association of Independent Schools
- State/Regional Independent School Association
- The Association of Boarding Schools
Photo Source: School Website and/or Social Media Data Source: NCES: 00939414


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