Derry Village School is a public elementary school in Derry, New Hampshire, that serves students in kindergarten through fifth grade. The school has about 450 to 500 students and a student-teacher ratio of about 13 to 1. This means that classes are smaller and students get more personalized instruction. Derry Village School focuses on building a strong foundation for learning by offering programs that help with early reading, writing, math, and social and emotional growth. Arts, technology integration, and activities in the community are all common parts of enrichment programs. The student body is somewhat diverse, with about 10–15 percent of students being from a minority group. According to statewide performance data, students at Derry Village School usually meet or come close to grade-level expectations in math and English language arts. However, the results may change from year to year. The amount of money spent on each student in the district is usually in line with the average for New Hampshire public schools. The school is in a neighborhood that is good for families, and the median home prices in southern New Hampshire are still competitive. Derry Village School has a good reputation for helping students do well in school and in life. The school's structured programs and friendly atmosphere show that it is still dedicated to helping students succeed and always getting better.