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09/14: Hero vs. Villain
09/15: School Spirit
09/16: Mythical Wednesday
09/17: Class Fairy Tale
09/18: Sleeping Beauty
Application Deadline: Friday, Sept. 11 at 3:00 PM
Details: https://extension.unh.edu/event/2026/09/2026-north-country-career-expo
Any questions? Please contact:
Michelle Gross: mgross@sau36.org | (603) 631-2266
Ray Berthiaume ray.berthiaume@unh.edu | (603) 788-4961
⚽✨ Way to go Varsity Girls and Varsity Boys Soccer teams! Congrats on your wins!
Bring Back the Trades is "empowering students across the United States to pursue post-secondary education in a trade of their choice, ensuring they have the skills needed to thrive in a career that builds our nation’s future." 🌟
The White Mountain Players are headed to Rydell High this fall with Grease and we want YOU to be part of it!
Want to perform? Sing? Dance? Build sets? Work with costumes, hair, or makeup? Help make the magic happen behind the scenes?
Whatever your thing is, there’s a place for you!
📅 INFO MEETING
September 8 | 5 PM | Music Room
🎤 AUDITIONS
September 8 | Following the meeting
September 9 | 5 PM
Grease is open to students in grades 7-12. Have conflict during auditions but still want to be part of the fun? Not sure how to get started? Reach out to Mr. Caswell or Mrs. Lavoie via email or stop by and see them during the school day!
Dear White Mountains Regional School District Families,
Tomorrow morning, we have the privilege of welcoming our students back to school, and I could not be more excited to begin the 2026–2027 school year.
Last week, as our staff gathered to prepare for the year ahead, I challenged them to “see the kid,” to look beyond a test score, behavior, disability, or circumstance and recognize the potential in every student who walks through our doors. I reminded them that we may never fully know the impact of a simple act of encouragement, support, patience, or belief in a child, but those moments can stay with a student for a lifetime.
As we begin tomorrow, I also want to acknowledge that this will be a year of significant change for our school district.
We are implementing Alma, our new student information system; transitioning to a new bus company; welcoming our 7th and 8th grade students to White Mountains Regional Middle High School as part of our district reconfiguration; working with new building and district administrators; and navigating new educational rules and requirements that affect what and how we teach.
Each of these changes represents a significant undertaking, and several are happening simultaneously. While our staff has worked incredibly hard to prepare, we know there will be bumps along the way. Something may take longer than expected. A new system may not work exactly as anticipated. A transportation question may need to be worked through. A process that was familiar last year may look different this year.
We ask for your patience and partnership as we work through these changes together.
When something doesn't go as planned, please know that we will work to understand the problem, communicate as clearly as we can, and make adjustments as needed. I also encourage you to reach out to us with questions and concerns. Strong schools are built through strong partnerships between families, educators, students, and our communities.
Amid all of this change, however, the most important part of our work has not changed at all: our students. Tomorrow morning, approximately 900 young people will walk through our doors with different strengths, challenges, hopes, worries, and possibilities. Our responsibility is to make sure they are known, supported, challenged, and given every opportunity to succeed.
Thank you for trusting us with your children and for partnering with us in this work. I am incredibly excited about the year ahead and grateful for the opportunity to serve this district and our communities.
Here's to a wonderful first day and a successful 2026–2027 school year.
Together for our students,
Rob Scott
