Join us on October 29th from 6:00–7:00 PM for an informational session on how to access Alma — our student information system — and learn how to stay up to date on your student’s grades, attendance, and progress throughout the year.
We’ll walk you through logging in, navigating the dashboard, and using the tools that help you stay connected to your student’s success.
📍 Location: Nute Cafeteria
🕕 Time: 6:00–7:00 PM
We’ll walk you through logging in, navigating the dashboard, and using the tools that help you stay connected to your student’s success.
📍 Location: Nute Cafeteria
🕕 Time: 6:00–7:00 PM
Congratulations to our Middle School Soccer Team on their championship win today! What an amazing season for these athletes, great job Rams!
Tomorrow's Middle School Soccer Game has moved to 10:30 am.
The School Board voted to update the existing school calendar at their meeting on 10/22/2025. The teacher workshop day that had been scheduled for June 18, 2026, was moved to Friday, December 12, 2025. The updated calendar is available on our website under "Family Resources" in the drop down menu.
On Thursday, October 23rd, a group of high school students from Nute went to the Farm Museum property in Milton to help with the removal of invasive plant species as part of their community service. These species are not native to New Hampshire and spread very quickly and compete with plants that are native to New Hampshire. A few examples included Japanese Barberry, Autumn Olive, Bittersweet, and Burning Bush. Many of these plants have thorns and are very difficult to remove. Our students cleared an area by working for hours in the jungle -like conditions! A big thanks to the Farm Museum staff for providing pizza and apple cider doughnuts! A huge shout out to the students that helped make this project a success!
📚✨ National Honor Society Induction Tonight! ✨📚
Join us this evening, Thursday, October 23rd at 7:00 PM, as we proudly induct our newest members into the National Honor Society. This special ceremony celebrates students who exemplify the core values of scholarship, leadership, service, and character.
We are so proud of their hard work and dedication—congratulations to all our inductees! 👏💙
#NationalHonorSociety #AcademicExcellence #StudentLeaders #RamPride
Student Shout-Out: Ava Huffman
Ava demonstrated outstanding leadership and resilience during a recent evacuation. She guided her peers with confidence and showed genuine empathy toward both students and staff. Throughout the situation, she remained calm, supportive, and strong, helping others feel safe and reassured. Ava’s actions reflect respect, empathy, ethical behavior, self-advocacy, and adaptability—truly embodying the qualities of a Portrait of a Graduate!
Ava demonstrated outstanding leadership and resilience during a recent evacuation. She guided her peers with confidence and showed genuine empathy toward both students and staff. Throughout the situation, she remained calm, supportive, and strong, helping others feel safe and reassured. Ava’s actions reflect respect, empathy, ethical behavior, self-advocacy, and adaptability—truly embodying the qualities of a Portrait of a Graduate!
Next week we will be participating in Red Ribbon Week. The student committee leading this have planned some great activities as well as dress up themes for each day of the week. See the attached graphic or the website for more information on the dress up themes.
🎃 Thank you, Nute community! 🎃
A huge thank-you to everyone who helped decorate and participated in Trunk or Treat! Your creativity, teamwork, and Halloween spirit made this event such a fun and memorable experience for our students and families. We appreciate everyone who helped make sure Nute could celebrate together in such a spooktacular way! 👻🕸️🍬
Student Shout-Out: Jackson Thrasher
Jackson Thrasher recently went out of his way, without any prompting, to make sure a classmate had something to eat. His thoughtful action showed not only kindness but also deep respect and empathy for others. By recognizing a need and stepping in to support a peer, Jackson demonstrated the values we strive to encourage in all of our students—respect, empathy, ethical behavior, and care for the community around him. His selfless choice reminds us that even small acts can make a big impact. Jackson is a true example of what it means to live our Portrait of a Graduate qualities every day.
Jackson Thrasher recently went out of his way, without any prompting, to make sure a classmate had something to eat. His thoughtful action showed not only kindness but also deep respect and empathy for others. By recognizing a need and stepping in to support a peer, Jackson demonstrated the values we strive to encourage in all of our students—respect, empathy, ethical behavior, and care for the community around him. His selfless choice reminds us that even small acts can make a big impact. Jackson is a true example of what it means to live our Portrait of a Graduate qualities every day.
🏆⚽️ Big News! ⚽️🏆
Our Middle School Soccer Team has earned the #1 seed in the playoffs on Saturday, October 25th! 🎉🙌
Come out and cheer on our amazing athletes as they compete for the championship title. Their hard work, teamwork, and dedication have paid off — now let’s show them the support they deserve! 💪👏
Let’s go Rams! 🐏💙🤍
#GoRams #Playoffs #Teamwork #SchoolPride
Our Middle School Soccer Team has earned the #1 seed in the playoffs on Saturday, October 25th! 🎉🙌
Come out and cheer on our amazing athletes as they compete for the championship title. Their hard work, teamwork, and dedication have paid off — now let’s show them the support they deserve! 💪👏
Let’s go Rams! 🐏💙🤍
#GoRams #Playoffs #Teamwork #SchoolPride
In addition to being available on our school website, here is the schedule for the Early Release Day tomorrow ** There is no CTE Transportation on Early Release Days **
Join us at Farmington High School tonight for the final Senior Night of the Fall Sports Season! Nute Seniors William Richards and Andre Miller along with Farmington Seniors will be recognized before the game.
🎉 Student Shout-Out: Ethan Burrows! 🎉
Ethan consistently demonstrates outstanding collaboration, innovation, and engagement at Nute. Every time he walks into class, he’s ready to get straight to work—bringing focus, energy, and a strong sense of leadership.
Whether it's organizing tasks, guiding peers on what to work on, or lending a hand wherever it’s needed, Ethan is always there to support his classmates. His dedication and hard work make a huge impact on the success of the whole team.
👏 Keep it up, Ethan! Your efforts don’t go unnoticed!
Ethan consistently demonstrates outstanding collaboration, innovation, and engagement at Nute. Every time he walks into class, he’s ready to get straight to work—bringing focus, energy, and a strong sense of leadership.
Whether it's organizing tasks, guiding peers on what to work on, or lending a hand wherever it’s needed, Ethan is always there to support his classmates. His dedication and hard work make a huge impact on the success of the whole team.
👏 Keep it up, Ethan! Your efforts don’t go unnoticed!
🚗 Fatal Choices: Alcohol Awareness Program 🚗
The Division of Enforcement & Licensing is bringing its Fatal Choices Educational Outreach Program to our community! This hands-on experience helps increase awareness about the dangers of drinking and driving.
Participants will wear Fatal Vision Goggles that simulate various levels of impairment—from low (.06 BAC) to high (.20+ BAC)—as they navigate an obstacle course in a golf cart and complete a field sobriety test. It’s a powerful, eye-opening way to see firsthand how alcohol affects your ability to drive safely.
Program Details:
✅ Open to licensed drivers or those enrolled in Driver’s Education
✅ Must sign a waiver (under 18 requires a parent/guardian signature)
✅ Held outdoors on a paved area (approx. 50' x 100')
✅ Weather permitting — no rain, snow, or darkness
⏱ Length varies based on number of participants
Let’s make smart choices and drive sober — because one wrong decision can have fatal consequences. Please go to guidance for the waiver and return by Monday!
💛 #FatalChoices #DriveSober #SafetyFirst #AlcoholAwareness
The Division of Enforcement & Licensing is bringing its Fatal Choices Educational Outreach Program to our community! This hands-on experience helps increase awareness about the dangers of drinking and driving.
Participants will wear Fatal Vision Goggles that simulate various levels of impairment—from low (.06 BAC) to high (.20+ BAC)—as they navigate an obstacle course in a golf cart and complete a field sobriety test. It’s a powerful, eye-opening way to see firsthand how alcohol affects your ability to drive safely.
Program Details:
✅ Open to licensed drivers or those enrolled in Driver’s Education
✅ Must sign a waiver (under 18 requires a parent/guardian signature)
✅ Held outdoors on a paved area (approx. 50' x 100')
✅ Weather permitting — no rain, snow, or darkness
⏱ Length varies based on number of participants
Let’s make smart choices and drive sober — because one wrong decision can have fatal consequences. Please go to guidance for the waiver and return by Monday!
💛 #FatalChoices #DriveSober #SafetyFirst #AlcoholAwareness
It’s #GlobalHandwashingDay! Proper #handwashing steps is the most important way to
keep from getting sick. More info: www.fightbac.org #GlobalHandwashingDay
#foodsafety
keep from getting sick. More info: www.fightbac.org #GlobalHandwashingDay
#foodsafety
From our School Nurse:
Please see the attached infographic on eligibility and how to apply for free breakfast and lunch if you receive SNAP benefits.
Please see the attached infographic on eligibility and how to apply for free breakfast and lunch if you receive SNAP benefits.
Student Shout-Out: Max Riley
On his way to class, Max Riley showed an excellent example of respect and ethical behavior. When the morning announcements and Pledge of Allegiance began, Max quietly opened the nearest classroom door and participated respectfully until its completion. Without causing any disruption, he then continued on to his own class. Max demonstrated ethical behavior, self-advocacy, adaptability, innovation, and respect—a true model of what it means to be a Ram!
On his way to class, Max Riley showed an excellent example of respect and ethical behavior. When the morning announcements and Pledge of Allegiance began, Max quietly opened the nearest classroom door and participated respectfully until its completion. Without causing any disruption, he then continued on to his own class. Max demonstrated ethical behavior, self-advocacy, adaptability, innovation, and respect—a true model of what it means to be a Ram!
The Ski and Snowboard Club information and registration packets are available in the Guidance Office at Nute. This program fills fast and is a first come first serve (grade eligibility) sign up.
Join us on the sidelines as our Farmington-Nute Football Seniors get recognized! Saturday 10/11 at 2pm, let's make the sidelines glow in purple and gold!
