Mt. Abraham Unified School District
Public school districtGrades PK–12Regional · 4 towns
Serves Bristol, Monkton, Starksboro and New Haven.
Students
1,223
Schools
5
Spent per student
$28,516
VT $25,064
Students per teacher
13:1
Free or reduced lunch
38%
Debt
$0.8M
fiscal 2024
What stands out about Mt. Abraham Unified School District
- Spends 14% more per student than the VT average
- 13 students per teacher
- Enrollment down 9.1% since 2020
- Debt of $0.8M, about $622 per student
Where would my kid go?
The school path for Radisson.
PK–55 elementary schoolsBaldwinsville Central School District
6–7Donald S Ray SchoolBaldwinsville Central School District
10–12Charles W Baker High SchoolBaldwinsville Central School District
Test scores vs. VT
2020–21Math proficiency34.4%
State average 33.2%
Reading / language arts51.1%
State average 48.3%
Graduation rate 89% at Baldwinsville Central School District, which runs the high school (state 83.5%) · class of 2020.
Where the money goes
fiscal 2024$28,516 per student · 14% above VT
Spending
Classroom instruction 48%Support & administration 47%Other 5%
Paid for by
Local (mostly property tax) 8%State 86%Federal 7%
U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of School System Finances.
Enrollment over time
1,345’20
1,357’21
1,341’22
1,272’23
1,223’24
Down 9.1% since 2020.
Students
White 93%Hispanic 4%Black 2%Two or more races <1%Asian <1%American Indian/Alaska Native <1%Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander <1%
Schools in the district
5 public schools.
Towns served
Nearby districts
Compare spending and schools next door.
Addison Central Supervisory DistrictMiddlebury, Ripton, Weybridge
Addison Central Unified School DistrictMiddlebury, Ripton, Weybridge
$28,231per student
Addison Northwest Supervisory DistrictAddison, Ferrisburgh, Waltham
Addison Northwest Unified School DistrictAddison, Ferrisburgh, Waltham
$28,639per student
District facts: U.S. Department of Education (NCES directory and district boundaries) and the U.S. Census Bureau school finance survey. Test scores and graduation: EDFacts via the Urban Institute Education Data Portal. Neighbor ratings are opinions.