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  • Grades: 9th - 12th
  • Title I Eligible: Yes
 
 
  • Grades: 9th - 10th
  • Note: Charter School
 
 
  • Grades: 3rd - 5th
  • Title I Eligible: Yes
 
 
  • Grades: Kindergarten - 2nd
  • Title I Eligible: Yes
 
 
  • Grades: Pre-K
 
 
  • Grades: 3rd - 6th
  • Note: Charter School
 
 
  • Type: Early Childhood / Day Care Center
  • Grades: Pre-K - Kindergarten
  • Religion: Nonsectarian
  • Student Body: Coed
 
  • Type: Early Childhood / Day Care Center
  • Grades: Pre-K - Kindergarten
  • Religion: Nonsectarian
  • Student Body: Coed
 
  • Grades: 7th - 12th
  • Religion: Christian
  • Student Body: Coed
 
  • Type: Early Childhood / Day Care Center
  • Grades: Pre-K - Kindergarten
  • Religion: Unknown
  • Student Body: Coed
 
  • Type: Montessori
  • Grades: Pre-K - Kindergarten
  • Religion: Nonsectarian
  • Student Body: Coed
 
  • Grades: 9th - 12th
  • Religion: Nonsectarian
  • Student Body: Coed
 
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Exeter Schools Statistics

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City Information

    Public Schools

  • Number of Schools: 6
  • Number of Students: 2,657
  • Number of Teachers: 213
  • Student:Teacher Ratio: 12.5:1

    Private Schools

  • Number of Schools: 6
  • Number of Students: 1,526
  • Number of Teachers: 108
  • Student:Teacher Ratio: 14.1:1

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School Types

    Public Schools

  • Regular Schools: 6
  • Title 1 Schools: 3
  • Charter Schools: 2

    Private Schools

  • Regular Schools: 2
  • Montessori Schools: 1
  • Early Childhood Programs: 3

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