The New Searles School is a public elementary school in Nashua, New Hampshire. It usually takes students from kindergarten through fifth grade (K–5). There are about 300 to 350 students at the school, and there are about 13 to 14 students for every teacher. This means that the classes are not too big and the teacher can give each student their full attention. There are students from a wide range of racial and ethnic backgrounds at New Searles School. Some students can get free or reduced-price lunch, which means they come from a wide range of economic backgrounds. The school teaches the basics of math, reading, writing, and social studies, as well as music, art, physical education, and learning with technology. There isn't much recent public information about how well New Searles students do in Math and English Language Arts (ELA), but they usually take district-wide tests and try to help students who need it. At the district level, spending per student goes toward classroom supplies, student services, and extra activities. New Searles School is in a quiet part of Nashua where most people live and housing prices are close to the city's median. The school benefits from being in a stable neighborhood and community. In short, the school has small classes, a friendly and helpful atmosphere, and a promise to offer both academic and enrichment activities. This is a good choice for families in Nashua who want their kids to get a well-rounded education in elementary school.