Reeds Ferry School is a public elementary school in Merrimack, New Hampshire. It teaches kids in pre-K through 4th grade. As of the 2023–2024 school year, Reeds Ferry School has about 490 students and 37 full-time teachers, which means that there is about one teacher for every 13 students. The school does better than the state average in academics. Approximately 55–59% of students excel in both math and reading/language arts, placing the school in the top 30% of schools statewide. In math, it is in the top 20% of schools in New Hampshire. Other information shows that about 62% of people are good at math and 57% are good at reading. The student body is not very diverse. About 82% are White, 5% are Hispanic, 3–4% are Asian, 1–2% are African American, and the rest are multiracial or belong to other groups. About 10% of students can get free or reduced-price lunch, which shows that the school has a mix of students from different economic backgrounds. There isn't any specific information about how much Reeds Ferry School spends on each student, but public schools in New Hampshire spend about $22,000 per student on average. The school is in a neighborhood where most people have higher-than-average incomes and home values. In short, Reeds Ferry School is a stable public elementary school with good academics, manageable class sizes, and a student body that is diverse. It is a wonderful place to learn.