About

535 Old Chesterfield Rd., PO Box 205
Chesterfield, NH 03443-0205
Telephone: 603-363-8301
FAX: 603-363-8406

The district employs a total of 55.67 staff. This number includes teaching staff, inclusionary aides and support positions. Staff are responsible for implementing a wide range of instruction and programming.  Our school offers Art, Music, Physical Education, STEM, Health, Spanish, Dance through NHDI, Library and outdoor education experiences.
 
Students that live in Chesterfield, West Chesterfield and Spofford attend this one centralized school. After grade 8 most students transition to Keene High School for grades 9-12. Chesterfield School currently enrolls 274 students in grades K-8.
 
The district provides tier two and three supports through special education services as well as Title One instruction to qualifying students. Chesterfield School employs full time Math and Reading specialists. These two individuals help coach and strengthen instruction school wide.
 
Chesterfield School is a safe, child-centered community where trust, respect, compassion and honest communication are practiced to foster personal and academic growth. We encourage our learning community to demonstrate Chesterfield PRIDE. (Positivity, Respect, Integrity, Determination and Excellence.)

Wells Memorial School
235 Chesham Road
Harrisville, NH 03450
Telephone: 603-827-3272
FAX: 603-827-3073

Our students enter Harrisville-Wells Memorial School with a wide variety of abilities and experiences. We aim to understand, teach, and develop each individual, considering their intellectual, social, emotional, and physical development. The teaching staff and parent(s)/guardian(s) must consider the whole child in acquiring a sensitivity and commitment to the education process.
 
Learning is a lifelong process. In understanding this process, we present sequential learning experiences that build upon one another. Students meet reasonable expectations that challenge them towards future goals. We believe that students should be successful at their level of development. The learning environment fosters an atmosphere of cooperation and respect, developed by teachers, students, and parent(s)/guardian(s).
 
HWMS focuses on outdoor learning opportunities, striving to increase instructional time in our fields, forests, and local habitats.  All academic instruction is aligned with the Common Core State Standards, and student progress is reported on a standards-based report card. HWMS students and staff continue to embrace our norms centered around social-emotional development, bullying prevention, child protection, kindness, courage, perseverance, and empathy.
 
In teaching the whole child, we must be aware of all aspects of the student's development. Students will be successful when they are respected, express their feelings and emotions, and cooperate with their peers.  
Harrisville has been designated as a federal landmark. We practice the responsibilities of citizenship and community living within the town, state, and nation. Our goal is to develop social skills and pride in the community that will allow each student to be a contributing member.
 
We believe that each student should have a positive self-image, be accepted as an individual, and be challenged by the learning process. We develop our school program towards these goals, continually seeking more effective ways to instill pride and achievement in each student.

HWMS Mission Statement

Knowledge and responsibility for today and tomorrow.

HWMS Vision Statement

The Harrisville-Wells Memorial School believes in diversity and well-being. We seek to empower students to independently solve problems, collaborate and communicate respectfully, take academic risks, and develop a positive growth mindset.

SAU 29 Mission Statement

the mission of the schools within SAU 29 is to provide each student with the opportunity to participate in challenging, productive, and relevant learning activities that promote individual growth and skills development that will enhance the likelihood of each student leading a productive and fulfilling role in our society.

41 Fitch Court
Marlborough, NH 03455-2437
Telephone: 603-876-4465
FAX: 603-876-4302The enrollment at Marlborough School in Preschool through grade 8 is 176 students. Academic and related instruction and services are provided by 40 full and part-time staff. Teachers plan and work in teams to develop a child-centered and integrated curriculum throughout the grades. The school’s small size lends itself to an emphasis on the individual needs of students.

In addition to the regular academic instruction, Marlborough offers music, band, chorus, NHDI (dance), art, Destination Imagination, physical education, Spanish and computer technology, as well as reading and resource room services.

The school is a member of the Governor’s Best Schools Initiative whose goals are to improve student responsibility and community involvement and, thereby, increase student achievement.

258 Western Ave, Henniker, NH 03242
Phone 603-428-3269
Fax 603-428-6545

Stoddard School District Website

Address: P.O. Box H, Keene, NH 03431
Phone: (603) 847-3316

Sullivan School District Website

1 Village Rd, Surry, NH 03431
Phone: (603) 352-3075
Surry School District

40 Glebe Road
Westmoreland, NH 03467
Telephone: 603-399-4421
FAX: 603-399-7107

Westmoreland School is an idyllic community-based K-8 school with a talented staff of professionals who are eager to educate, serve, and partner with students and families. Situated in a pastoral setting, Westmoreland School's roots grow deep - providing students a nurturing education and ample opportunity for creativity and innovation.
 
The school offers exemplary traditional academic courses which are coupled with music, band, choir, library/technology, guidance, world language, health, and physical education.

The teachers at Westmoreland School are skilled in their areas of expertise and collaborate through professional learning opportunities. All students benefit from a variety of wellness initiatives including: daily recess, structure physical education classes twice weekly, a nutritionally-responsive school-based lunch (and breakfast) program, and outdoor fields and forests a plenty. The Westmoreland School is happy to continue its involvement in the New Hampshire Dance Institute (NHDI) program.

The Westmoreland School fosters a common language about caring and citizenship through the Responsive Classroom model. Discipline is viewed as an opportunity to teach students to develop from their choices through natural and logical consequences.

85 Parker St.
Winchester, NH 03470
Phone: 603-239-4381
Fax: 603-239-4968

Winchester School District