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10-12-2006, 02:16 PM
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Best school districts in the Concord area
Can someone let me know about schools in Central NH? If you know anything, good or bad..I am talking about towns like Loudon, Contoocook...I have a child who will 'probably' need special ed help and I have heard mixed things about NH education.
I would appreciate any replies. Thanks. 
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10-12-2006, 04:39 PM
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Hi, I live in Salisbury New Hampshire, which is on the suburbs of Concord. The Merrimack County school system was rated the best middle/high school for 2005 I believe. If I had young children, I would stay away from Nashua and Manchester if possible. Concord is a more rural city with a laid back atmosphere and less crime, yet still within commuting distance for jobs. Most towns north of Manchester up to and including the surrounding towns around Concord are a safe bet and close enough to shopping.....country living within commuting distance. It's great!
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10-13-2006, 06:38 AM
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Thanks for your advice!
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