Parker-Varney School is a public elementary school in Manchester, New Hampshire, for kids in pre-kindergarten through grade 5 (PK–5). The school has about 370 students and 31 teachers, so there is one teacher for every 12 students. This means that classes are small and students can get one-on-one help. There are about 60% White students, 16% Black or African American students, 12% Hispanic or Latino students, 5% Asian students, and 7% multiracial students. About 44% of students can get free or reduced-price lunch, which shows that they come from a wide range of economic backgrounds. A little less than the state average, about 37% of students meet grade-level expectations in math and 41% in English Language Arts. Parker-Varney School has programs to help kids learn to read and write, as well as math interventions and fun activities that include arts and STEM-based learning. The amount spent per student is normal for the district and helps pay for services and instruction for students. The median home price in the area around Parker-Varney School is about $300,000. It is a place to learn that is helpful and has a lot of different people. The school has a lot of good things about it, like small classes, community involvement, and a focus on helping students do better in school.