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.
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.
Students had a jolly happy greeting as they arrived today.
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!
We will be running a modified schedule tomorrow, Thursday, December 19th. The music department will be doing a preview of their concert for the school.
Students in 6th-grade art class created adorable mixed media paper mache snowmen using paper, glue, cardboard, model magic clay, and tempera paint.
Juliana Luca took her learning and applied it to teaching some of her classmates to demonstrate her understanding of a few styles of architecture. After teaching the lesson, the class had to make a materials list and design a house that met the criteria of one of the styles. The three groups did a great job with the task. Victorian and Stick Builds were the styles of choice.
On Friday, December 20th we will be having an adjusted schedule for our student committee planned and lead Winter Carnival.
Our student climate and culture committee partnered with the pep committee and planned some fun for next week including themed dress-up days. It has been great having our student body take part in planning these events and actively working together in their educational experiences.
Hi Rams! This is your Ram Reminder that Quarter Two Progress Reports are on Friday, December 20th.
A community resource share from our school nurse:
LIMITED TIME ONLY! 2024 Summer EBT (S-EBT)
offered Nov. 15th - Dec. 15th, 2024.
Families with children may be eligible for an additional $120
in grocery benefits per child through S-EBT.
There are 3 ways to receive your additional grocery money.
1. Families automatically receive benefits on a new S-EBT card if
their child was enrolled in SNAP or TANF. Also, if your child was on
Medicaid AND on free/reduced price school meals during the
2023-2024 school year.
2. If not in the above programs and your child was enrolled in
free/reduced school meals last year ('23-'24), you MUST give your
address only to DHHS to receive the grocery card here:
Steps to receive S-EBT benefits:
Visit nheasy.nh.gov
Click the Summer EBT portal
Enter your address before December 15th, 2024, to receive
your grocery money card.
3. If you have school-aged children but are not in 1 or 2 above and
your income is at or below 185% Federal Poverty Level, you MUST
apply at nheasy.nh.gov between November 15th and December
15th, 2024 to receive your grocery money card.
On Thursday, December 19th our music department will be showcasing their talents at 6 pm in the gym. We look forward to sharing these skills with you all.
Good morning Rams! We will start our day at 9:15 today, December 5th, 2024. Please be safe traveling.
Wishing you all a Happy Thanksgiving! We are thankful for our students, staff, and community.
Attention Milton School District families. In observance of Thanksgiving, there will be no school for Milton School District students on Wednesday, November 27th, through Friday, November 29th. Enjoy a safe and restful break!
Milton Police Chief Hebert and Officer Bonsall came by today and joined some of our Middle School students for the Thanksgiving lunch. It was great to check in and meet the new officer in town.
As we head off into Thanksgiving Break, come see our students receive their Quarter 1 Awards!
* Please see the alternative Schedule for students
