Tomorrow, Wednesday, June 18th will be technology collection day for students. We will collect your Chromebook, Case and Charger at the end of the day!! (students who need it to complete an assignment will get a pass from a teacher to keep it until it is done). Students will be charged for technology that is not returned.
Friday is our last day of school. It is an Early Release Day, Award Ceremony, Dodgeball, and Anything but a Backpack day.
Please reach out with any questions! Thanks for a great year.
Mrs Leavitt
Congratulations to Mr. Barbarisi and our Nute Band Students on receiving TWO GOLD AWARDS today! #ramproud #nutemusic
The Varsity Baseball Quarter Finals scheduled for Saturday June 7th at 4pm in Epping is being rescheduled to. Sunday June 8th at 2PM in Epping.
Tomorrow the high school concert and jazz bands will be performing at Timberlane High School at the Great East Music Festival. Students will be getting feedback from professional adjudicators and will be working with the bands after the performances. As part of the festival, students will then spend the rest of the day at Canobie Lake Park. We are hoping to come home with two plaques that are gold or higher!! Wish us luck! Pictured are some of the band students practicing after school today.
Congratulations to our Varsity Softball player Hannah Cartier of being selected for the NHIAA D4 All State team!
The Nute Varsity Baseball team continues on their finals journey! Check out the link from last nights victory over the Lumberjacks. https://www.nhsportspage.com/news_article/show/1340607
Next stop is Epping on Saturday at 4pm
Good morning Rams, as we are coming in to the home stretch of this school year, we are also looking at the start of the upcoming school year. This is your Ram Reminder that athletes looking to participate in fall sports (football, soccer, volleyball), your academic eligibility is based on your spring grades from this current school year.
Congratulations to these baseball players who were nominated for All State Teams!
Brayden Viveiros - All-State First Team & Granite State All-Conference Team
Beckett Viveiros - Second Team All-State & Granite State All-Conference Team
Brody Leeman - Second Team All-State Cooper Janis - Third Team All-State
Ethan Burrows - Third Team All-State
Congratulations to seniors Silas Picard, Andrew Watts, and Brayden Viveiros on their successful completion of the CTE programs.
Graduation Information:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LdszjiBHjuolITgIQiA3Xp-xmQ0FD10W/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=117444962489380246703&rtpof=true&sd=true
https://forms.gle/QX3Yb4QEyqba4x6U8
We look forward to celebrating the accomplishments and completion of Middle School for the graduating class of 2029 on Wednesday June 18th at 6pm in the gymnasium.
Congratulations to the High School Softball team on their Senior Night victory.
Reminder: the grade 4-8 football information meeting is tonight at Nute at 6pm.
Tomorrow in an effort to accommodate those who want to attend Collin's services Nute High School will offer study hall sessions and extra support classes for the day. Students will attend classes but it will be a study hall and support day. They can spend this time preparing for upcoming exams, finishing projects, or making up missing work. Middle School will run a regular schedule.
If you are not sending your student to school to attend please contact us to let us know and the absence will be waived.
Thank you
Jennifer Leavitt
Join us at the softball field tomorrow for our Softball Senior Night vs. Hinsdale. Senior announcements at 3:45, game at 4:00.
Thank you to all who participated in our student run Memorial Day Assembly this morning. The student speakers, guest speaker, Linda Richards, Middle School Chorus, and High School Band did an amazing job honoring those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Senior Amber Dunkel and Junior Emma Aiton concluded the assembly with an echo of Taps that lead to a moment of silence before students headed to class.
There will be a Farmington-Nute Football information night at Nute for grades 4-8 on Wednesday May 28th at 6pm.
Attention Milton School District families. In observance of Memorial Day, there will be no school for Milton School District students on Monday, May 26th. We honor and remember those who sacrificed their lives while serving so that we can live in freedom.
Dear Families,
Today, Collin Trethen, a Senior a Nute, passed away after a long fought battle with cancer. We are all deeply saddened by this loss. The school has behavioral health management procedures in place to help your children with their reactions to this tragedy. Our school guidance department and administration have been working closely with counselors from DBHRT to talk with your children and answer their questions. Your child may have some unresolved feelings that he/she would like to discuss with you. You can help your child by listening carefully, not overreacting, accepting his/her feelings and answering questions honestly according to your beliefs. It is important to let them know their feelings, concerns and reactions are normal and that they will experience a number of emotions over the next few days and weeks If you have any additional questions or concerns feel free to contact me directly at the school.
Sincerely,
Jennifer Leavitt
Principal
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to recognize the importance of emotional well-being for children, teens, and families alike.
This month serves as a reminder that mental health is just as important as physical health. As children and teens navigate the demands of school, social relationships, and personal growth, it’s normal for them to experience stress or emotional ups and downs. The good news is that with support, understanding, and healthy coping strategies, they can't build resilience and thrive.
To help support your child—and your own well-being—I’ve attached a list of practical coping strategies you can use at home. These tools are simple, adaptable, and can make a meaningful difference in managing stress, improving communication, and fostering a positive home environment.
If you ever have concerns about your child’s mental health or need additional support, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to help.
Thank you for being a vital partner in support ing the well being of our students.
Misty Riley, CMHC
Student Assistance Counselor
