Sau 85Sunapee School District

We hope that you are all doing well in our new living and learning environment. Thank you all very much for completing our parent survey; the information you provided will be very helpful as we continue to provide remote learning for your children.

We hope that you are all doing well and adjusting to this new environment. We know that this is not ideal or easy for anyone; we are here to support our students, families and community.

Hey SMHS Students - We miss you, like we miss you a lot! Back in January you probably were not thinking this is what your spring was going to look like and neither did we.

On March 31st we asked parents and guardians for feedback on how remote learning was going from their perspective.

We know that you are all working hard to adjust to our new daily living situation. Please know that we are here to support you in any way we can; reach out to our teachers, guidance counselors, principals, and SAU office as needed. The most efficient way would be by email which can be found at our web site www.sau85.org.

If you or someone you know is struggling with concrete needs or mental health concerns during this time of remote learning please reach out. Sunapee School District adjustment counselor Cindy Lamontagne is available to assist you in getting support that may be needed.

We hope that everyone has been able to make connections with their teachers and other professional staff so that remote learning can take place on Monday, March 23rd. If you have not had contact with your teacher, please reach out to them by email before Monday.

As we prepare to move to remote learning, please feel free to contact your student's teachers and other school professionals. Our staff and faculty have done some great work in preparing us for this process.

As you may have heard, today at 1pm Governor Sununu called for the closing of all schools and for remote learning and support for students and families to begin on March 23 through April 3, 2020. Sunapee schools will be closed beginning Monday March 16.

Dear Sunapee Community: Welcome back from February vacation! I hope it was a time to rest, and to have some fun time with family and friends. As you know, there has been increasing concern globally regarding the recent outbreak of the Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) or COVID-19. While there are no suspected or confirmed cases of COVID-19 in New Hampshire, we are going to be proactive in taking appropriate steps to prepare ourselves in the event of an issue

Jesse Tyler, Chair of the Sunapee School Board gives Yankee Chronicle a history on the Sunapee School building project.

The 2019 Annual Report for the Sunapee School District is now available to download

Stay in touch with Sunapee School District by downloading our new mobile app! Download on your mobile device today

US News & World Report has come out with the 2019 of the best schools in NH and the country. Sunapee High School has been ranked #3 in NH and number 1012 nationally

March 5, 2020 Community Forum to review the proposed School Project 6pm, SMHS

The Sunapee School Board Members of the Capital Improvement Program Committee (CIP) Will be available to answer questions regarding current Sunapee School District Projects

Attention all Sunapee residents. The CIP sub-committee will be hosting their fourth community forum on Wednesday December 11 at 6:00pm in the SMHS gymnasium.

The Strategic Plan has been updated for this year.