Our story...

Incorporated in 1765, the Town of Hopkinton was once the state capital and a popular stop on the passenger rail line between Boston and Montreal. The town was made up of three distinct entities: Hopkinton, mainly as a residential area; West Hopkinton, primarily the location for the town’s agricultural center; and Contoocook Village, the town’s business hub. To this day, the three entities of the town share the same zip code and school system.

Hopkinton and its business district of Contoocook Village offer small town ambiance through a blend of well preserved history and natural beauty. In addition to working farms and the oldest covered bridge railroad in the United States, both villages host a variety of eclectic shops and services.

Hours of Operation:

Harold Martin School: 7:55-2:30PM

Maple Street School: 7:55-2:40PM

Hopkinton Middle High School: 7:55-2:50PM

HMS Veterans Celebration

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Important Files...

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23_24 School Calendar.pdf
23.24 Bus Routes rev 8/17.pdf
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Other fun stuff going on...

Girls Scouts Donations
School Board Recognition-Girl Scout Troop 58745

Girls Scouts Donate-GaGa Pits & Handicap Picnic Tables.

GOT LUNCH!
GOT LUNCH!

GOT LUNCH! Hopkinton

Parents of Hopkinton school-age children: GOT LUNCH is available for families in our community who receive free or reduced-price lunch during the school year, but that is NOT a requirement for participation. The program is available weekends, school vacations, and during the summer and runs year-round. The motivation for offering this program is to fill nutritional gaps when school is not in session.

For additional information or to sign up, contact your school nurse or Alicia Presti, Human Service Coordinator for the town of Hopkinton at 603-746-8244.