Loudon, NH is a small rural community in Merrimack County with a population of 5,012 according to the 2019 US Census. It is known for its excellent public school system and provides quality educational services to students from grades K-12. Loudon's schools have consistently been rated highly by the state’s Department of Education, with above average scores for student performance on standardized tests and an emphasis on providing well-rounded educational opportunities to each student. The district employs highly qualified teachers who are committed to providing the best education possible for their students. Additionally, the town offers access to excellent local education programs such as community college courses and private tutoring services that can supplement traditional classroom education. All in all, Loudon is an ideal location for families seeking a safe and high-quality learning environment for their children.
Loudon schools spend $13,058 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 14 pupils per teacher, 335 students per librarian, and 176 children per counselor.