Attention Milton School District families. In observance of Columbus Day, there will be no school for Milton School District students on Monday, October 14th. Enjoy a safe and restful break!
Students in Mr. Gray's 7th grade science are practicing the scientific method, measuring, and graphing by making paper airplanes and testing them. These skills will also be used in math, social studies, tech ed, and computers
Join the High School Soccer Team this Friday, October 11th, for their Senior Night home vs. Wilton with Senior recognition starting at 3:45
The Early Release Day Schedule for tomorrow, Tuesday, October 8th is attached.
There will be no Middle School Soccer Practice today Monday, October 7th, 2024.
We are honored to share this year's Wall of Distinction inductees:
Mark Currier Class of 1978
Chistine Henner Pratt Class of 1987
David Buchanan Class of 1989
Jason Shearn Class of 2000
Kayla Gagne Grayson Class of 2004
Wayne Benjamin Class of 2005
Posthumous honorary recipient: Nancy Joos Drew
The purpose of the Wall of Distinction is to recognize Nute alumni who have distinguished themselves in one or more of ten general areas of endeavor beyond high school during their lifetime. Honorary members are sometimes chosen who are not Nute alumni, but persons who have contributed much to the schools and/or community. The areas of endeavor are Community/Public Service, Athletics, Music, Arts, Sciences, Education, Literature, Military, Technology, and Business.
Attention Milton School District families. Tuesday, October 8th, 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.
Hello Ram families,
This is a reminder that Nute will host a flu vaccine clinic for students on October 8th..
Materials were sent home with students and were shared via email. If you would like to sign your student up for this flu clinic or get more information, please reach out to Coreen Toussaint. Link to Wellbility to sign your student up electronically- https://nh-consentforms.wellbility.app/consent-form-influenza
Thank you,
Jennifer Leavitt
Making real-world connections, a share from Jules Luca, Class of 2026.
On September 26th, I visited St.Catherine's Church in Spring Lake NJ for a wedding. It was a beautiful church and what was even more beautiful was the interior. It was so awesome that I could recognize what architecture it was because of my ELO. I am learning about the history of architecture, and I could identify that the church was Romanesque Architecture. Included is a picture I took after the wedding was over. Sadly I could not get any on the inside of the church because pictures weren’t allowed. The wedding was gorgeous and the building, designs, and structure of the church were jaw-dropping.
Romanesque architecture is known for its massive quality, thick walls, round arches, sturdy pillars, barrel vaults, large towers, and decorative arcading.
Students in Ms. Lewis' forensic science class display a level three depth of knowledge by taking a series of skills they are learning and applying them to solve a problem... Who is the Diet Coke Thief?
Mr. Eibert took his Algebra class outside to put math into motion. We were working on solving one-step equations using the real-world example of distance = rate times time or d=rt. Students were measuring the time and distance being run/walked/moonwalked and then determining the rate of speed.
Attention Skiers and Snowboarders.
If you are interested in participating in the ski and snowboard club at Gunstock this January, Pick up a pre-registration packet in the main office.
Space is limited and this is first come first serve. Please reach out to Mrs. Currier with any questions.
Join our Middle and High School Volleyball teams on Wednesday, October 23rd for our annual Dig Pink games. Wear pink to honor those battling or who have battled breast cancer.
Hi Rams!
This is a Ram Reminder that our Quarter 1 Progress Reports will be on Friday, October 11th.
Hey Rams, a nice full week ahead.
Quarter 1 progress reports will be available on 10/11/24.
Did you know that the Eiffel Tower gets taller in the summer? When the iron heats up, the tower can be up to 15 centimeters (6 inches) taller due to thermal expansion.
Mr. Kuehl and his Physical Education Classes are preparing for the Olympics! Engaging minds and bodies in the cross-curricular event to start next week.
Due to the rain and field conditions, there will be no Middle School Soccer today, September 26th, 2024.
Hi Rams and families,
Our High School Yearbook Committee has had a great start to the year and would like to remind you that if you purchase your yearbook online before the end of September you get 10% off and free shipping right to the school! In addition to saving 10%, you also get two free customizable pages printed just in your yearbook.
The link to TreeRing to order and save for the High School Yearbook is
https://www.treering.com/purchase?PassCode=1014407920604328
The Biology class makes weekly tree observations from September to November. We observe six different species of trees, both deciduous and coniferous, and record an estimation of leaf color change and leaf loss. This data will be used to create a lab report that will answer questions about the different strategies tree species have for winter. Pictured are some of the biology students with Mrs. Pratt.
Did you know?
The yellows and oranges are always present- they're just hidden.
Just because chlorophyll is dominant during the summer months doesn't mean the other colors aren’t still there. The beautiful yellows, oranges, and rusty browns that we associate with autumn are present in leaves year-round—they’re just outnumbered. The yellows come from xanthophyll, a helper pigment that assists the chlorophyll with photosynthesis. The oranges come from beta-carotene (the same one of pumpkin and carrot fame), and the brown shades come from tannins that protect the leaf tissue.
The High School Volleyball games scheduled for this Wednesday, September 25th, have been moved to tomorrow, Tuesday, September 24th.
