Student Shout-Out: David Miller
I would like to recognize David Miller for consistently demonstrating respect and empathy in everything he does. He models innovation, collaboration, and engagement in our school community, always contributing thoughtfully and working well with others. David is known for offering positive advice and encouragement to both peers and staff, and his kindness does not go unnoticed. He is truly a nice young man who makes our school a better place each day.
I would like to recognize David Miller for consistently demonstrating respect and empathy in everything he does. He models innovation, collaboration, and engagement in our school community, always contributing thoughtfully and working well with others. David is known for offering positive advice and encouragement to both peers and staff, and his kindness does not go unnoticed. He is truly a nice young man who makes our school a better place each day.
Yearbooks can be purchase online now! Visit Treering.com and use the school code to order today. Middle School and High School have separate yearbook. Please use the correct code when ordering.
Middle School Code: 1014407919064255
High School Code: 1014407920604328
Order before April 24th and you can design two custom pages printed in just your yearbook!
- Add photos from your computer, Facebook, Google Drive and more
- Answer fun memory questions to help remember the year
- The 2 custom pages are free and are printed only in your book. Want more pages? Each additional 2 pages are just $1.99.
Middle School Code: 1014407919064255
High School Code: 1014407920604328
Order before April 24th and you can design two custom pages printed in just your yearbook!
- Add photos from your computer, Facebook, Google Drive and more
- Answer fun memory questions to help remember the year
- The 2 custom pages are free and are printed only in your book. Want more pages? Each additional 2 pages are just $1.99.
Student Shout-Out: Quynn Brown
Quynn Brown joined our reading group and quickly became an active and enthusiastic participant. She tackles difficult words by sounding them out carefully, asks questions when needed, and consistently puts in her best effort. Quynn has shown remarkable perseverance, resilience, and adaptability, never letting challenges discourage her. Her dedication, hard work, and positive attitude not only help her grow but also inspire and encourage everyone around her. Quynn is a shining example of determination and a true asset to our classroom community! 📚🌟
Quynn Brown joined our reading group and quickly became an active and enthusiastic participant. She tackles difficult words by sounding them out carefully, asks questions when needed, and consistently puts in her best effort. Quynn has shown remarkable perseverance, resilience, and adaptability, never letting challenges discourage her. Her dedication, hard work, and positive attitude not only help her grow but also inspire and encourage everyone around her. Quynn is a shining example of determination and a true asset to our classroom community! 📚🌟
Looking to show your team and school spirit from the sidelines this season? Check out the online store:
https://shop.verticalraise.com/shops/new-hampshire/milton/nute-rams
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Please disregard the last message stating that the early release is next week. The early release is tomorrow March 31. Sorry for any confusion.
There will be no transportation to CTE and dismissal is at 1045. Thank you for your understanding
On Saturday, June 6th from 10am–2pm, New Hampshire 4-H will host a statewide Day of Service: 6.8 Miles for End 68 Hours of Hunger. Youth and families from across NH will gather at one of two community hubs to walk relay-style, participate in hands-on activities, and raise funds to help ensure children have enough food between Friday school lunch and Monday breakfast. This event is open to all ages, and families do not need to be 4-H members to participate. The two community hubs are:
UNH Outdoor Track: ADA accessible
Gunstock Mountain Resort: Trail walk with different activity stops throughout
UNH Outdoor Track: ADA accessible
Gunstock Mountain Resort: Trail walk with different activity stops throughout
Student Shout-Out: Michael George
Michael George consistently shows kindness and empathy. When I was upset, he checked in to see if I was okay and offered comfort when I needed it. On top of that, he helped a younger student in math, guiding them to complete their work and understand the concepts. Michael’s thoughtfulness, patience, and willingness to help others make a real difference in our school community! 🌟💙
Michael George consistently shows kindness and empathy. When I was upset, he checked in to see if I was okay and offered comfort when I needed it. On top of that, he helped a younger student in math, guiding them to complete their work and understand the concepts. Michael’s thoughtfulness, patience, and willingness to help others make a real difference in our school community! 🌟💙
This quarter, our 8th grade students at Nute Middle School have embarked on an exciting journey into the world of research and artificial intelligence (AI). Through a series of engaging activities, they are learning how to navigate library databases, recognize credible sources, and harness AI technology responsibly. Here’s a glimpse into the valuable skills they are developing:
We kicked off the quarter by diving into the critical skill of identifying credible sources. Students explored library databases and the Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) to understand how to discern reliable information. A significant lesson was understanding domain credibility, where domains such as .gov, .edu, and .org are often more trustworthy than .com, which requires additional scrutiny.
Check out next weeks Newsletter to learn more about what Mrs. Price and her class are working on.
We kicked off the quarter by diving into the critical skill of identifying credible sources. Students explored library databases and the Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) to understand how to discern reliable information. A significant lesson was understanding domain credibility, where domains such as .gov, .edu, and .org are often more trustworthy than .com, which requires additional scrutiny.
Check out next weeks Newsletter to learn more about what Mrs. Price and her class are working on.
Please see the attached revised early release schedule for next Tuesday, March 31.
Student Shout-Out: Jackson Degan
Jackson Degan is always working hard, staying cool and focused, and ready to help others. Their kindness and positive attitude make them a joy to be around. Jackson consistently demonstrates innovation, collaboration, and engagement, bringing out the best in everyone on the team. Their dedication and teamwork truly stand out! 🌟🤝
Jackson Degan is always working hard, staying cool and focused, and ready to help others. Their kindness and positive attitude make them a joy to be around. Jackson consistently demonstrates innovation, collaboration, and engagement, bringing out the best in everyone on the team. Their dedication and teamwork truly stand out! 🌟🤝
The Winter Sports Awards Night is Thursday April 9th at 6pm. We look forward to recognizing the amazing accomplishments, athletes, coaches, and fans from a record breaking winter season.
Deadline is fast approaching
Our students recently completed a group project board game based on The Odyssey, where they explored the theme of how a hero becomes a hero through the journey of Odysseus.
Students worked together to design playable board games that highlighted important moments in Odysseus’ journey and the challenges he faced along the way. Each game included clear directions and events that showed how heroes develop through their actions and choices.
As they built and played their games, students demonstrated their understanding of what contributes to becoming a hero, including:
⭐ Making sacrifices
⭐ Showing respect to the gods
⭐ Demonstrating strength and wisdom
⭐ Overcoming obstacles
⭐ Facing fears
⭐ Making tough decisions
It was great to see the creativity, teamwork, and critical thinking our students brought to this project. The best part? Watching them play the games they designed and seeing learning come to life!
Great work by our students and staff! 👏
Students worked together to design playable board games that highlighted important moments in Odysseus’ journey and the challenges he faced along the way. Each game included clear directions and events that showed how heroes develop through their actions and choices.
As they built and played their games, students demonstrated their understanding of what contributes to becoming a hero, including:
⭐ Making sacrifices
⭐ Showing respect to the gods
⭐ Demonstrating strength and wisdom
⭐ Overcoming obstacles
⭐ Facing fears
⭐ Making tough decisions
It was great to see the creativity, teamwork, and critical thinking our students brought to this project. The best part? Watching them play the games they designed and seeing learning come to life!
Great work by our students and staff! 👏
Student Shout-Out: McKenna Fryou
McKenna showed incredible resilience, adaptability, and empathy by switching her CCR so she could read with younger students and help them learn. Her willingness to step in, support others, and make a positive difference demonstrates her caring nature and strong character. McKenna’s actions inspire those around her and show the true meaning of teamwork and kindness! 📖🌟
McKenna showed incredible resilience, adaptability, and empathy by switching her CCR so she could read with younger students and help them learn. Her willingness to step in, support others, and make a positive difference demonstrates her caring nature and strong character. McKenna’s actions inspire those around her and show the true meaning of teamwork and kindness! 📖🌟
March 2026
Dear Nute Parent/Guardian,
Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) is the leading cause of death on school campuses – more
than any form of cancer, concussion or illness combined. Thousands of seemingly healthy
kids die every year due to detectable heart conditions.
That’s why Nute Middle High School is thrilled to announce that we’ve partnered with Who
We Play For to provide our youth the opportunity to get their heart checked with an
electrocardiogram (ECG). The heart screening will take place on Tuesday May 19th from 3pm-7pm at Nute Middle High School. The cost is $20.
Every student can sign up for a screening online here. http://whoweplayfor.org/form-redirect?id=260718469628066
Why take advantage of this electrocardiogram (ECG) heart screening?
● The standard physical is statistically proven to be less than 4% effective at
detecting any heart conditions, adding an ECG improves those odds to 80-95%.
● ECG screening saves lives. Who We Play For - ECG (EKG) screenings save lives
● ECG screening is non-invasive, painless and takes about 5 minutes.
● Each ECG will be interpreted by a pediatric cardiologist or cardiologist specifically
trained for the heart of an athlete. Results will be returned via email within one
week of the screening.
● An ECG typically costs around $150.
What is Who We Play For (WWPF)? https://www.whoweplayfor.org/about-us
WWPF represents every young person who lost their life due to a detectable heart
condition missed in their physical.
At hundreds of schools across the country, WWPF has screened 200,000+ students and
saved the lives of 200+ students, all who had previously undetected life-threatening heart
conditions.
Watch this video Who We Play For ECG: Prescreening Video for Youth to understand more about what to expect at a heart screening.
To protect the heart of every child,
Coreen Toussaint, RN
Nute School Nurse
Spring Sports pictures will be at the town beach baseball field on 4/7. We want the seniors to have banners for senior games and if they miss pictures they will not have them.
Teams will be slotted accordingly:
2:45 Middle School Baseball
3:00 Middle School Softball
3:15 High School Baseball
3:30 High School Softball
Teams will be slotted accordingly:
2:45 Middle School Baseball
3:00 Middle School Softball
3:15 High School Baseball
3:30 High School Softball
Student Shout-Out: Safford West
Safford West consistently shows respect and empathy toward others. When I dropped my things in class, they immediately stepped in to help without hesitation. Their quick thinking and willingness to help demonstrate innovation, collaboration, and strong engagement in the classroom. Safford’s kindness and teamwork help create a positive and supportive learning environment for everyone! 🌟🤝
Safford West consistently shows respect and empathy toward others. When I dropped my things in class, they immediately stepped in to help without hesitation. Their quick thinking and willingness to help demonstrate innovation, collaboration, and strong engagement in the classroom. Safford’s kindness and teamwork help create a positive and supportive learning environment for everyone! 🌟🤝
We are collecting pictures for the Senior Slideshow and Senior Throwback section of the yearbook. If you have photos of the Class of 2026 from years past to share please send them to nuteyearbook@nhsau64.gov
Shout out to Mrs. Reed for her incredible creativity in transforming her classroom into an immersive experience for her students reading Lord of the Flies! Her innovative approach ignites curiosity and brings literature to life. Pictured is just a glimpse into this interactive learning environment.
Good morning Milton Families. Due to changing conditions, the Milton School District will be closed today. This is a change from the earlier announcement of a two-hour delay. The Town of Milton experienced a plow truck breakdown this morning, and both the town and school district are having difficulty clearing the snow in time for a safe start to the school day. If you must travel today, please do so safely.
