Due to technical difficulties, the Drama Production of Anastasia is being postponed. Please check back later for our new time and date.
Due to the impending inclement weather today's play performance is cancelled.
Come see the play tomorrow night!
Saturday, Feb 1st 7:00 PM Admission at the door: $3 & $5 adults
Friday, January 31 & Saturday Feb 1st
7:00 PM
Admission at the door: $3 & $5 adults
Good Morning Rams!
I hope you are taking this extra time this morning to set up for an effective day. I know you are resilient, which is why a little schedule change will not hinder your success as we close out semester one on Friday. The ski trip from today has been moved to next Wednesday, February 5th. Here is the schedule for the two-hour delay today, courtesy of Principal Leavitt.
Looking forward to seeing you upon your safe arrival at school
Join Granite Edvance at Southern New Hampshire University for the 26th annual Destination College event on Saturday, April 5, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. This free event for high school juniors and their parents/guardians/caregivers is an opportunity to jumpstart the college search and planning process. Highlights include workshops on a variety of college planning and financing topics, the chance to tour and dine on Southern New Hampshire University’s campus, and the opportunity to engage with college representatives during the college fair. Registration is required and is now open.
Registration link: http://go.pardot.com/e/995682/Forms-s-dc-registration/6djvb/730143258/h/Hdwu_pSsNytDl7Q7OqzV0HdIwPe9hvxIO7HiA-x04ps
Hey Rams! Here is the early release schedule for tomorrow. A reminder that Wednesday is the last ski club day, and Quarter 2 grades close on Friday. The drama department is presenting an amazing play this Friday and Saturday at 7 pm. Semester 2 starts on Monday, February 3rd. Finish this quarter/semester strong!
Attention Milton School District families. Tuesday, January 28th, is an early release day for our students. Nute Middle High School will dismiss at 11:15 AM, and Milton Elementary School at 12:10 PM.
On Wednesday, January 22nd, Mrs. Pratt and some of the students from STEM presented their Sea Perch projects to the school board. The 8th-grade STEM class traveled to UNH on Thursday to run their Sea Perch Projects in the Chase Oceanic Engineering Lab pool. The SeaPerch Project was done in cooperation with UNH and the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. They had a blast taking their Sea Perches underwater while other students watched through a porthole on the side of the tank. We got a tour of the lab and ate lunch at the dining hall before coming back to school.
The New Hampshire Preservation Alliance is offering career exploration opportunities for participants aged 16 - 21. No experience is needed to participate. We will try to match you with available opportunities in your area.
The program will be offered in two regions: Central New Hampshire (Canterbury, Andover, Warner, etc.) and the Seacoast (Portsmouth and vicinity). Specific locations will vary based on each participant's age, interest and abilities and may include professional workplaces and historic sites such as Canterbury Shaker Village and Strawbery Banke Museum.
Benefits include exposure to a range of historic preservation activities which may include traditional construction techniques, repair of damaged building elements, wood window restoration, and the history of the buildings being worked on. Activities will depend on each intern’s skill set and the projects available at the time.
The ideal candidate for this internship will have an interest in old buildings (or objects) and their construction and repair. They will be able to follow basic instructions and safety protocols. We value any prior experience in making, crafting, repairing, building, designing, engineering, living in or thinking about old buildings, visiting historic sites, awareness of energy conservation and the environment, art/architecture, and working with your hands. No experience is necessary if you bring an open mind.
Students interested in this opportunity need to see Mr. Goodwin in Room 11 or email al.goodwin@sau64.org
There will be no Middle School Boys Basketball today, Wednesday, January 22nd, 2025.
Are you intrigued by Music and Mystery? Romance and Revolution? Grandeur and Grifters? Cossacks and Conmen? If so, Nute Drama invites you to come to experience the exciting musical Anastasia on Friday, January 31st, and Saturday, February 1st at 7 pm.
Let yourself be swept away by the story of a lost princess with no memory and the two desperate opportunists who convince her to join their audacious scam to cash in. We hope to see you there!
Tickets will be sold at the door, $3 for students and $5 for adults.
Hi Rams! This is your Ram Reminder that Quarter 2 grades will be closing on Friday, January 31st.
Attention Milton School District families. In observance of Civil Rights Day, there will be no school for Milton School District students on Monday, January 20th. Enjoy a safe and restful break!
📣 Applications are NOW OPEN for the Friends Forever International Ireland & Northern Ireland Immersion Program! This opportunity is 100% COST FREE for all those accepted, including international travel.
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Residential component 1: Immerse yourself at the FFI Center in Annalong, Northern Ireland from April 16th-23rd, 2025.
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Students from our P3Tea Student Podcast spent time today with Alyssa Burnham from StretchMed to talk about her journey from being a camp counselor in high school, to being an elementary teacher, and now a yoga instructor and stretch therapist.
Students in Forensic Science have been working on an Arson Inquiry Lab, in addition to research and text learning, students built structures based on a case and then set them aflame to analyze the evidence and prove the evidence of the case.
Over the holiday break, the high school basketball teams represented Nute in the Mike Lee Holiday Bash hosted by Farmington. Senior Silas Picard took second place in the slam dunk competition and Nute took home the Sportsmanship Award. Great work athletes! Thank you Mrs. Picard for creating and sharing these graphics with us.
That's a WRAP! Students had a great time closing out the week with our afternoon winter carnival planned and run by the Culture and Climate Student Committee.
We hope you and your families have a safe and fun winter break.
Attention Milton School District families. There will be no school for Milton School District students from Monday, December 23rd, through Wednesday, January 1st. Wishing our community a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Students in Mr. Burnham's 7th period class are presenting a mock trial complete with guest judge Mr. Seigars and a jury of peers from another class.
Actively participating in activities like these help to demonstrate learning and understanding of the concepts covered in class.
