🎉 Student Shout-Out! 🎉
Big shout-out to Carlee Lapanne and Brady Angell for showing respect and empathy by cleaning up their friends' lunch trays without being asked. Your kindness and willingness to help others doesn't go unnoticed — thank you for being awesome role models in our school community! 🙌🍽️👏
Keep it up!
Big shout-out to Carlee Lapanne and Brady Angell for showing respect and empathy by cleaning up their friends' lunch trays without being asked. Your kindness and willingness to help others doesn't go unnoticed — thank you for being awesome role models in our school community! 🙌🍽️👏
Keep it up!
Staff Spotlight: Meet Our School Nurse, Coreen Toussaint!
This week, we're proud to shine the spotlight on one of the most essential members of our school community — Nurse Coreen Toussaint!
Nurse Coreen is not only the caregiver in our building but also a trusted advocate for student health and wellness. Whether it’s a scraped knee, a sore throat, or just a comforting presence, she is always there with compassion, professionalism, and a calm, reassuring smile.
Her days are filled with much more than Band-Aids and ice packs. She monitors health plans, administers medications, communicates with families, supports students with chronic conditions, and works closely with staff to ensure our school stays a safe and healthy environment for everyone.
Nurse Coreen plays a vital role in helping our students stay healthy, focused, and ready to learn — and we are incredibly lucky to have her!
(Mrs Toussaint would like to remind
you that we need your Health Form in by Friday)
If you see Nurse Toussaint, be sure to thank her for all she does to care for our students each and every day.
This week, we're proud to shine the spotlight on one of the most essential members of our school community — Nurse Coreen Toussaint!
Nurse Coreen is not only the caregiver in our building but also a trusted advocate for student health and wellness. Whether it’s a scraped knee, a sore throat, or just a comforting presence, she is always there with compassion, professionalism, and a calm, reassuring smile.
Her days are filled with much more than Band-Aids and ice packs. She monitors health plans, administers medications, communicates with families, supports students with chronic conditions, and works closely with staff to ensure our school stays a safe and healthy environment for everyone.
Nurse Coreen plays a vital role in helping our students stay healthy, focused, and ready to learn — and we are incredibly lucky to have her!
(Mrs Toussaint would like to remind
you that we need your Health Form in by Friday)
If you see Nurse Toussaint, be sure to thank her for all she does to care for our students each and every day.
The Volleyball teams have filled the gym with fans, the soccer teams have had an amazing start to their seasons, tomorrow the football team takes their turn for their season opener.
MES/Nute Beginning Band
While our students are learning new instruments, we will have them come in on a rotation. Please see the attached flyer for which 2 days your student will attend. Nute students will go to SSR on the days they are not going to Beginning Band
Thank you
Staff Spotlight: Say Hello to Our Front Office Team!
We’re excited to shine a spotlight on the friendly and welcoming faces of our front office — Shannon Cassidy and Carrie Rioux!
Whether you're calling the school, stopping by the office, or sending an email, chances are Shannon and Carrie are the first people you'll connect with. They are the heart of our school's daily operations, and we’re so grateful for all they do.
From answering phones and greeting visitors to managing attendance and supporting students, families, and staff, our front office team keeps everything running smoothly behind the scenes. They coordinate messages, organize paperwork, assist with scheduling, and make sure the school day flows as seamlessly as possible.
Need to get in touch?
📞 Call: 603-652-4591
📧 Email:
shannon.cassidy@nhsau64.gov
carrie.rioux@nhsau64.gov
Next time you’re in the building or on the phone, be sure to say hello and thank them for all they do — we couldn’t do it without them!
We’re excited to shine a spotlight on the friendly and welcoming faces of our front office — Shannon Cassidy and Carrie Rioux!
Whether you're calling the school, stopping by the office, or sending an email, chances are Shannon and Carrie are the first people you'll connect with. They are the heart of our school's daily operations, and we’re so grateful for all they do.
From answering phones and greeting visitors to managing attendance and supporting students, families, and staff, our front office team keeps everything running smoothly behind the scenes. They coordinate messages, organize paperwork, assist with scheduling, and make sure the school day flows as seamlessly as possible.
Need to get in touch?
📞 Call: 603-652-4591
📧 Email:
shannon.cassidy@nhsau64.gov
carrie.rioux@nhsau64.gov
Next time you’re in the building or on the phone, be sure to say hello and thank them for all they do — we couldn’t do it without them!
🎉 Student Shout-Out! 🎉
A big shout-out to Eric Spencer for showing outstanding self-advocacy and respectful communication! 👏 Eric took the initiative to share thoughtful and constructive feedback with a staff member, leading to a positive change in the classroom environment. Your voice matters, and you used it in such a mature and impactful way — well done, Eric! 💬🌟
Keep leading by example! 💪
A big shout-out to Eric Spencer for showing outstanding self-advocacy and respectful communication! 👏 Eric took the initiative to share thoughtful and constructive feedback with a staff member, leading to a positive change in the classroom environment. Your voice matters, and you used it in such a mature and impactful way — well done, Eric! 💬🌟
Keep leading by example! 💪
SMILE! This is your Ram Reminder that tomorrow, September 11th, 2025 is Picture Day at Nute!
🎉 Student Shout-Out: TJ Mitchell! 🎉
Big kudos to TJ Mitchell for going above and beyond this week! 🙌 TJ showed incredible empathy by offering to help a classmate in need — a true example of kindness and leadership. On top of that, he’s been an absolute rockstar in his classes, consistently showing up, putting in the effort, and shining academically.
Way to go, TJ!
Keep up the amazing work — we’re proud of you! 🌟👏
Big kudos to TJ Mitchell for going above and beyond this week! 🙌 TJ showed incredible empathy by offering to help a classmate in need — a true example of kindness and leadership. On top of that, he’s been an absolute rockstar in his classes, consistently showing up, putting in the effort, and shining academically.
Way to go, TJ!
Keep up the amazing work — we’re proud of you! 🌟👏
Check out this excerpt from the NH Sports Page about our High School Volleyball program!
https://www.nhsportspage.com/news_article/show/1345345
No shortcuts. No quick fixes. At Nute, rebuilding the program has meant digging deep and playing the long game, and this fall, the payoff might finally start to show. Head coach Karen Pearson returns nearly her entire roster from last season, including three seniors and a core of sophomores who were thrown into the fire early and have come out tougher, smarter, and more determined.
“We had a very young, inexperienced team last year with no seniors,” head coach Karen Pearson said. “But they’ve been working hard this summer and have improved a lot. I’m happy with their progress.”
That progress is showing up across the board. Three returning sophomores—Kayling Marique (MB), Bella Colby (L), and Siena Picard (MB)—each saw significant time as freshmen and are now stepping in with much-needed composure and court vision. Juniors Hannah Cartier (OH), Amelia Currier (OH), Bella Cisneros (RS/S), and Kalleigh Pallone (S) round out a lineup that has a better sense of how to compete in Division III.
A trio of seniors will lead the Rams: Jules Luca, a steady passer and strong server; Sophia Blair, shifting from right side to middle; and Keyara Eason, moving from DS to right side. All three have grown into key leadership roles and are embracing new challenges with grit.
The scoreboard may not always reflect it, but Pearson believes the real story is in their attitude: "People don't always see the dedication and hard work these girls have been putting in. They support each other. They enjoy the game. They’re learning every day.”
If growth is the goal, Nute’s already winning.
https://www.nhsportspage.com/news_article/show/1345345
No shortcuts. No quick fixes. At Nute, rebuilding the program has meant digging deep and playing the long game, and this fall, the payoff might finally start to show. Head coach Karen Pearson returns nearly her entire roster from last season, including three seniors and a core of sophomores who were thrown into the fire early and have come out tougher, smarter, and more determined.
“We had a very young, inexperienced team last year with no seniors,” head coach Karen Pearson said. “But they’ve been working hard this summer and have improved a lot. I’m happy with their progress.”
That progress is showing up across the board. Three returning sophomores—Kayling Marique (MB), Bella Colby (L), and Siena Picard (MB)—each saw significant time as freshmen and are now stepping in with much-needed composure and court vision. Juniors Hannah Cartier (OH), Amelia Currier (OH), Bella Cisneros (RS/S), and Kalleigh Pallone (S) round out a lineup that has a better sense of how to compete in Division III.
A trio of seniors will lead the Rams: Jules Luca, a steady passer and strong server; Sophia Blair, shifting from right side to middle; and Keyara Eason, moving from DS to right side. All three have grown into key leadership roles and are embracing new challenges with grit.
The scoreboard may not always reflect it, but Pearson believes the real story is in their attitude: "People don't always see the dedication and hard work these girls have been putting in. They support each other. They enjoy the game. They’re learning every day.”
If growth is the goal, Nute’s already winning.
Nute Students received their Picture Day Forms to bring home on Friday September 5th during CCR. Picture Day is Thursday September 11th. You can also order online at www.geskusprint.com using school code DQ4N4M5Y
*This code will expire 24 hours after picture day.
High School Students, did you work this summer? Are you still working? We recognize that learning takes place everywhere and we would like to offer you the opportunity to earn school credit for your work. If you are looking to earn this one time half elective credit meet with Mr. Goodwin, your ELO Coordinator.
Attention Middle School Soccer Families
Today's practice will be from 4:00-5:30 PM at the Milton Town Beach. Transportation will not be provided.
Starting next week, transportation will be provided with an earlier practice time. Exact times TBD.
Please reach out with any questions.
Jennifer Leavitt
Principal
Today's practice will be from 4:00-5:30 PM at the Milton Town Beach. Transportation will not be provided.
Starting next week, transportation will be provided with an earlier practice time. Exact times TBD.
Please reach out with any questions.
Jennifer Leavitt
Principal
Sports Team Photos for the following teams and Seniors will take place on Monday September 8th starting at 11:30.
Teams:
High School Volleyball(JV and Varsity)
Middle School Volleyball (JV and Varsity)
Middle School Soccer
Senior athletes need to be there for special senior photos too!
Teams:
High School Volleyball(JV and Varsity)
Middle School Volleyball (JV and Varsity)
Middle School Soccer
Senior athletes need to be there for special senior photos too!
High School Soccer has an away game today. Bus leaves Farmington at 1:00. Nute students will be picked up at 12:30 to bring them to Farmington to catch the bus. Please reach out with any questions.
Jennifer Leavitt
Principal
Jennifer Leavitt
Principal
Attention all 6th , 7th and, 8th graders. There we will be practicing from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM on Thursday 9/4 and Friday 9/5 on the Milton Beach field. More information for further practice information to come soon.
Coach Gero
Coach Gero
Mark your calendars and call home the Rams! The Nute Volleyball Alumni Games with guest heroes from the Police and Fire Departments have been set for Saturday October 18th. Gathering in the gym at 3:30 and the games to start shortly after. We look forward to this community event every year!
We look forward to seeing you all at open house on Thursday, August 28th. Please be sure to visit both schools and check out all available resources!
On our first day of school we will be starting the day with a quick back to school welcome assembly for students, and ending the day with a school wide assembly to recognize the students who earned honor roll quarter four of last school year at 1:15.
🏅 Welcome, Fred Wentworth! 🏅
We're excited to welcome Fred Wentworth as our new Athletic Director!
Fred joins us from Farmington, bringing a deep connection to both the Milton and Farmington communities. As a dedicated coach and mentor to our student-athletes, his passion, experience, and leadership will be a great asset to our athletic programs.
Please join us in giving him a warm welcome to our Ram Family! 🎉
So much to know before you go. We have compiled a one page graphic with information for you, to see the graphic visit the app or our website.
