Best Middle Schools in Vermont (2025-26)
Every ranked middle school in Vermont, ordered by SchoolGrade. A grade rewards actual test performance against the projection for each school's student context, so a B in a high-poverty school can outrank an A- elsewhere on impact. Click a column heading to sort, or filter by school, city or district.
Vermont rankings: High Schools · Middle Schools · Elementary Schools
Vermont middle schools ranked
How Vermont's middle schools compare
A: 3B: 10C: 7D: 6
50% of the 26 ranked middle schools in Vermont earn an A or B (3 A grades, 10 B, 7 C, 6 D, 0 F), against 47% of middle schools nationwide. 11 schools meet or beat the proficiency projected from their student context (42% here, 71% nationally), and 5 exceed it. On average 37% of tested students meet the state bar against a projected 41% (national averages: 39% actual, 38% projected).
Districts with the most schools in the top quarter (the top 10): Mount Mansfield Unified Union School District #401 (2), Essex Westford Educational Community Unified Union SD #51 (2).
The largest ranked middle schools: Mt Anthony Union Middle School (522 students, D+, #21), Frederick H Tuttle Middle School (512 students, B, #7), Colchester Middle School (497 students, B-, #11).
About this ranking
- Scope: every public middle school in Vermont.
- Order: SchoolGrade, then actual proficiency, then name; schools with the same grade and score share a rank.
- Ranked: regular public schools that NCES lists as open, not fully online, with at least 30 students. Others are listed with the reason.
- Tags: Magnet and Charter from the NCES school directory; K-12 marks schools serving every grade that are ranked with the middle schools.
- Grades are the 2025-26 SchoolGrade model. How SchoolGrade works
Questions about middle schools in Vermont
What is the best middle school in Vermont?
Camels Hump Middle School in Richmond ranks first among the 26 ranked middle schools in Vermont with a SchoolGrade of A, 60% of tested students meeting the state bar against a projected 59%.
How are middle schools in Vermont ranked?
By SchoolGrade, the 2025-26 model that scores each school's actual test proficiency against the level projected for its student context, then by actual proficiency to break ties. Regular public schools that are open, not fully online and have at least 30 students are ranked; the rest are listed below the table with the reason.
How many middle schools does Vermont have?
SchoolGrade grades 26 public middle schools in Vermont; 26 are ranked here.