
Good Afternoon, WMRSD Families!
October is around the corner and also the date that the NHED collects our Free and Reduced lunch counts! If you haven't already done so, please check out the video and fill out the free and reduced lunch application! It is confidential and easy! Here is our online-link for easy access! https://linqconnect.com (Link Connect - Online Free and Reduced Meal Application)
Thank you!
Best,
Marion
More information and video:
https://www.sau36.org/article/1723363


The Arthur T. Paradice Career and Technical Education Center at White Mountains Regional High School, is conducting a sealed bid auction of unused, surplus equipment.
2016 CTE Ford Transit Van Sealed Bid Auction
For more information and pictures go to - https://sau36.org/vanbid



We're Hiring - Full Time District Maintenance
*Plowing and Mowing Experience Required
*Carpentry and General Maintenance Skills Preferred
Apply Now - www.schoolspring.com - Type "4806188" in the search bar
For questions regarding the position contact Rob Scott, Assistant Superintendent 603-837-9363, robscott@sau36.org


Click the link below for Issue #1 of this year's Leaders and Learners Publication.
https://5il.co/2vzel


New Hampshire's refusal to fund an adequate education is hurting property tax payers and students. Join us to learn more! fairfundingnh.org
Direct Registration Link: https://secure.everyaction.com/eG4nT42WWUqH977mEo3u9w2


~~~~~~~ UPDATED 8/23/24 @ 5:45PM ~~~~~~~~
*** SAU 36*** 2024-2025 BUS ROUTES
Parents/Guardians: lease have students out, ready, waiting and visible 10 minutes prior to the estimated pick up time for the first two weeks of school. After the first 2 weeks of school, students should be out, ready, waiting and visible 5 minutes prior to. These times are estimated based on the information we’ve been supplied, so please allow time for any last minute changes. Pick up and drop off times will vary depending on who rides and doesn’t ride. This usually settles down in the first couple weeks.
Note: Drivers will be handing out Student/Parent information forms to the riders on the first few days of school. These forms need to be completed and returned to the BUS DRIVER as soon as possible.
Tina & Nina can be reached at 603-636-6100 M-F from 7:30am to 4:30pm, if you have any questions.
Lets make this the best school year ever!






WMRSD celebrates years of service! 10 years: Chris Eaton, Carol Gassek, Kara Young, Sandra St. Pierre, and Ellen Gross - 15 Years: Mike Bruno, Christina Fontaine, and Lisa Miller - 20 years : Mike Martins, Marie St. Martin, Kathy Carlson, and Katrina Noyes - 25 Years: Cindy Boivin and Duane Lawlor - 30 years: Sharal Plumley






New Hampshire's refusal to fund an adequate education is hurting property tax payers and students. Join us to learn more! fairfundingnh.org
Direct Registration Link: https://secure.everyaction.com/eG4nT42WWUqH977mEo3u9w2


New Hampshire's refusal to fund an adequate education is hurting property tax payers and students. Join us to learn more.
Register: fairfundingnh.org


Welcome our new staff to WMRSD (Pictured with their Mentors). New staff are participating in orientation and professional development Thursday and Friday this week.


Welcome Back to the 2024-2025 School Year!
August 7, 2024
Dear WMRSD Families,
Welcome to the 2024-2025 school year! We are thrilled to begin another exciting year of learning and growth with you and your children. Our first day of school is set for Tuesday, August 27, 2024. For your convenience, please find the 2024-2025 school calendar here, https://5il.co/2b9zh . It includes important dates to help you plan and stay informed throughout the school year.
You should be hearing from your child’s principal soon, if not already, with specific information that you will need for a successful start of the school year. Each school’s handbook includes required policies and procedures to help guide the 2024-2025 school year.
We are thrilled to announce the installation of a new playground at WES. This project was made possible through the incredible support of our community and the dedication of our SAU staff. The new playground will provide our students with a safe and fun place to play and stay active.
Our custodial and grounds teams have worked tirelessly over the summer to ensure that our school buildings and fields are clean and well-maintained. Their hard work has not gone unnoticed, and we are grateful for their dedication.
This year's summer school program was a great success. We are proud of the students who participated and the staff who made it possible. Many of our staff members have spent their summer working on curriculum development, teaching summer school, and attending team meetings. Their commitment to improving our educational offerings is truly commendable.
Through the use of ESSER funds, we have added some new furniture to all of our school buildings to create more comfortable and conducive learning environments for our students.
As we embark on this new school year, we remain committed to providing a safe, supportive, and enriching environment for all of our students. We have made significant investments in our facilities and programs, and we are excited to see the positive impact these improvements will have on our school community.
Lastly, we highly encourage your participation in school activities and events throughout the year. Your involvement is crucial to the success of our students and the vibrant school community we strive to foster. We also welcome your feedback and suggestions as we work together to create a supportive and enriching educational environment for all.
We look forward to a wonderful year ahead and are excited to see the amazing achievements our students will accomplish. Thank you for your continued support and dedication to our school community.
As always, reach out if you have any questions.
Warm regards,
Marion


There will be no summer school or ESY today 07/11/24 due to road conditions from yesterday's storm.