Friday, April 19th is an EARLY RELEASE day
The WES Lost and Found is overflowing with hats, gloves, sweatshirts and many other items. If your child is missing something feel free to stop in or give the office a call to check for found items. Over break usable items will be donated to the local thrift store.
The playground community build that was scheduled during April vacation has been postponed to July 13 & 14. We look forward to seeing you in July!
Spring pictures will be taken on Wednesday, April 17th. We will have a special sitting for 8th graders for a graduation picture in addition to Spring pictures with an option to buy once proofs are available. PK3 students are asked to arrive about 9:30am if they choose to participate.
Middle School Sport Schedule | April 14 - 20
Can you believe that we are in April already? That means that we are planning our 2024 Summer Learning Camp Program! Does your child want to attend? Please fill out this form by April 19th to ensure a spot for your child(ren). https://forms.gle/rodnLwuu3PLvPcP76
Rain Rouleau attended the finals for the Junior High School Oratorical Contest put on by the American Legion on Saturday the 6th at St. Anselm College in Manchester. She won 2nd place with the speeches that she prepared. She was the youngest of the five contestants and the only 6th grader. Well done, Rain!
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2024-2025 Kindergarten Registration
April 17th will be our Spring picture day! We will have a special sitting for 8th grade graduation pictures as well as the traditional pictures for everyone.
Middle School Sports Schedule April 7 - 13
Good Evening White Mountains Regional School District Families and Staff. Given the weather forecast for tomorrow, we are canceling school and all after school activities.
Early Release - Friday, April 5th (dismissal starts at 11:25, Preschool is in session)
No School - Monday, April 8th (Solar Eclipse)
Good Morning, WMRSD Families,
As you may have heard, WMRHS was closed to staff and students early this morning. Sometime during the night hours, an individual left a voicemail that contained a bomb threat directed at the school.
One of our staff members who regularly checks messages at 5:00 am alerted us about the message.
We worked collaboratively with the Whitefield PD and the NH State Police to develop a response to the threat.
Staff and student safety were our number one concerns, therefore, we decided to cancel school in order for the NH State Police and the Canine Unit to search the building. Fortunately, nothing was found, and the HS has been cleared.
Although the threat did not involve the Whitefield or Lancaster Elementary Schools, they activated their scan protocols according to their Emergency Operation Plans.
The High School will remain closed for the day, and students will not have to make up the day given it was an emergency situation. We will be working with the HS Administration to develop a plan on how to address this threat with HS students.
As some of you know, today the HS juniors were scheduled to take the SAT exams. We will be making this up on April 10th.
If you have any questions, please call the Central Office directly.
Sincerely,
Marion Anastasia, Superintendent and Robert Scott, Assistant Superintendent
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Middle School Sport Schedule March 31-April 6
