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| There is always something to do at SRHS. For a complete listing of our events for the 2017-2018 school year, click here . For the District's 2017-2018 Music and Fine Arts calendar, click here. |
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Dear Parents / Guardians, Students, Staff, and Friends of the Sanborn Regional High School Community. Here are your latest important announcements from Sanborn Regional High School:
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This is the Last Week of School for Students
A Message From Principal Brian M. Stack
We have reached the end of another school year! Tuesday. June 19, 2018 marks the last day for students. Staff will be out of the building by Friday, June 22, 2018.
Over the summer, the Main Office and Guidance Office will have limited hours, typically Monday-Friday from 8:00AM-3:00PM. Mr. Stack, Mr. Dawson, and Mrs. Leavitt work throughout the summer along with Mrs. Cotter and Mrs. L'Antigua. You may call or email the office if you have questions for any of these individuals.
A draft of the 2018-2019 events calendar is available on the school website. It will be finalized and mailed home to families with the back-To-school packets around the beginning of August.
Students, I hope you have a restful and event-filled summer. Remember that learning never takes a break. Find time to read a book, engage in a new activity or project, help a neighbor or someone in need, and explore a passion or interest in some new way.
We look forward to seeing you all in a couple months as we start a new school year this fall!
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Honoring Our Three Teacher Retirees
We Wish You Well, Mrs Anderson, Dr. Lennox, and Mrs. Price!
As we come to a close on the 2017-2018 school year, we will also be saying farewell and thank you to three professionals who have dedicated a significant portion of their career to the students and families of Sanborn Regional High School.
Diane Anderson
 Mrs. Anderson is a special education case manager. In this role, she supports students with disabilities. She is a strong advocate for her students, often going the extra mile and thinking outside the box on ways that they can demonstrate their learning and excel in the classroom. Students know that she genuinely cares about them, not just as students, but as people. It is not uncommon for her students to stay in touch with her and come back to visit with her long after they graduate. Colleagues will miss working with her each and every day, she was an excellent teammate.
Dr. David Lennox
 Dr. Lennox is a guidance counselor. He has helped countless students over the years reach their graduation goals and prepare for their futures, be it college, career, or something a little less traditional. Dr. Lennox has a love and a passion for aeronautics, and for many years, he has been the adviser for an after school club for this,a club that he created. He is also an avid sailor. When he leaves us at Sanborn, he and his wife Angela plan to spend time sailing to various places around the world! Dr. Lennox will be missed by staff and students alike.
Holly Price
 Many of you saw that he 2018 yearbook was dedicated to Holly Price, the school's family and consumer science teacher and student council adviser. She has served in both of these roles for more than a quarter of a century. In that time,s he has touched the lives of thousands of Sanborn students, many of whom still consider her to be one of their favorite teachers. Mrs. Price has a heart of gold and a love for everything Sanborn. We owe her a great deal of credit for her work to develop and/or expand school traditions such as Homecoming and Winter Carnival. Mrs. Price, we all love you and we will miss you!
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Senior Spotlight : Christopher DeYoung
An Article by Scott Maxwell
Note: Each week, our school highlights 1 or 2 of our graduating seniors. Senior Spotlights are written on a voluntary basis by our staff.
 I'm not sure how Christopher DeYoung finds the time in his day to accomplish all of the things he does! Chris is a standout in the classroom, on the athletic field, at his job, and in the community.
Academically, Chris is one of the top students in the class of 2018. He has chosen an intense course load over the past few years, which has included classes like Anatomy and Physiology, AP Calculus, and AP Spanish. His schedule has also included Symphonic Band, where Chris plays the trombone. His bandmates say that he's dedicated to his craft and he definitely puts his heart into his work, which comes through in the music he produces.
The classroom is just one area where Chris shines. I've had the pleasure of coaching Chris through cross country and winter track over the past 4 years. Despite his intense academic course load, work schedule, and countless other extra-curriculars, he has managed to make a serious commitment to distance running. His enthusiasm, intelligence, leadership, and dedication make him a terrific role model. At practice and meets, he is always the first one to yell words of encouragement or to high-five a teammate after finishing a race. He has always been a great representative of Sanborn. As a two year captain of the team, Chris and his fellow captains have helped transform Sanborn's track and field program into a team that will never be taken lightly. His leadership and commitment to excellence set the example for the rest of the team to follow.
Individually, he has become one of the top distance runners in New Hampshire's Division II. During spring track, he represented the team by running the 3200m at our state championship meet, good for 13th place overall. His season best was 10:25.60!! Even more impressive, as the captain of Sanborn's cross country team this fall, Chris lead the team to a 6th place finish at the Division II Championships, and the team's first ever berth to the New Hampshire Meet of Champions. Chris's all out effort to pass two runners over the last 200 meters of the race made the difference between the team moving on to race the following weekend, or going home disappointed. To date, this is one of my proudest coaching moments!
Despite Christopher's numerous academic and athletic accomplishments over the past few years, he has still found time during summers, weekends, and off-seasons to work toward the Boy Scout rank of Eagle Scout. He has worked tirelessly in this pursuit, demonstrating his commitment to leadership and service, and expects to achieve this rank by early summer. Christopher approaches all of his pursuits wholeheartedly. In addition to school, sports, and Boy Scouts, he also works toward improving school culture and the community as a part of the National Honor Society, and to ensure the athletic teams at Sanborn are all drug free, as part of the school's Leo Club. Christopher has an outstanding work ethic and holds himself to a high standard in all areas of his life.
Throughout Chris's years of athletics and Boy Scouts, he has definitely developed and nurtured a respect and aptitude for service. It seems only natural that he has chosen to study to become a Doctor of Internal Medicine, and will enroll this fall in Pre-Med at the University of New England. Chris will certainly have a full schedule, as he plans on running Cross Country and Track and Field as a member of the Nor-Easters team. If anyone can handle a crazy schedule, it's Chris! He's accomplished a lot in his years at Sanborn, but his brightest days are yet to come. UNE is lucky to have him!
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Senior Spotlight : Ian Messina
An Article by Mark Giuliucci
Note: Each week, our school highlights 1 or 2 of our graduating seniors. Senior Spotlights are written on a voluntary basis by our staff.
 Ian Messina says his life changed forever in the eighth grade, when he started working with some classmates on a video project about Prohibition. "It was the dumbest video ever," he says, laughing. "I added every effect and transition and goofy thing I could think of, and the result was just terrible.
"But I'll tell you what. I was up until 4 a.m. working on the thing -- and I realized that this was just about the most fun I'd ever had. That's when I fell in love with making videos."
During the past four years, Ian has gone from self-described "terrible" video maker into a professional who is already working in his chosen field. In fact, he graduated from Sanborn early so that he could chase his dream. "I have a goal," he says. "I want to create things that no one has ever seen before."
Teacher Mark Giuliucci, who worked with Ian in Sanborn's Modern Media class, calls Ian the most dedicated student he's ever seen. "He is absolutely devoted to his craft," Mr. Giuliucci says. "The thing I love about Ian is that good enough is never good enough for him. There's always a way to tweak things, to make them just a little better.
"I have never worked with a student who's so tenacious about learning. He knows where he wants to go, what he wants to be, and he just makes it happen."
The best thing of all, Mr. Giuliucci says, is that Ian has fun at what he's doing. "We've all seen him at Homecoming and Winter Carnival, shooting video, first with GoPro cameras and later with incredibly expensive professional equipment. He's always smiling, laughing, thinking about ways to make the video more fun for everyone to watch."
Ian knows that most people who make a living in videography shoot projects for other people. But he doesn't want to do that. "I want to work on projects that are mine, stuff that makes me happy," he says. "So I need another source of income." Ian says he is looking at finding these sources of "passive" income as a way to finance his projects.
Ian says he knows that part of storytelling involves convincing people to talk. It's a skill he says he's still developing. "Everybody has a story," he says. "We walk by people every day and don't realize that they have a point of view and a story to tell. I want to tell those stories."
Ian is grateful for the opportunities Sanborn has offered him over the years. "This is a place that lets you figure things out," he says. "High school is what you make of it. I did not always like the teachers here at first, but I came to see that they had my best interest in mind. I grew a lot and I understand why they pushed me to be better."
Whatever projects Ian chooses to create in the future, he says he wants to make sure they meet one purpose. "I want to make a positive impact," he says. "You're only here for a brief moment. If your life is about helping people, than you will have left the planet making a better place. That is really important to me."
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Senior Spotlight : Brittany Thompson
An Article by Jillian Swist
Note: Each week, our school highlights 1 or 2 of our graduating seniors. Senior Spotlights are written on a voluntary basis by our staff.
 Brittney Thompson is quite a force. She is an artist with a soul to match her bold and stunning paintings. It is exhilarating to watch Brittney paint, and equally as thrilling to witness the sheer speed in which her paintings take form and come to life. Creating art takes passion, heart, and a whole heck of a lot of courageous energy and Brittney's work articulately conveys this fiery spirit.
I have been spoiled this year because Brittney enjoys spending most of her day by the large windows in the art room with multiple projects, canvases, and palettes spread out around her. My conversations with Brittney are from artist to artist and she continuously challenges me in all the best ways to be a better teacher. She fluidly moves from one artistic creation into the next, and each time her technical and conceptual abilities jump in terms of complexity and skill. From designing vivid mixed media textile patterns, to detailed portraits, to large canvas oil paintings Brittney's work stretches across a wide realm of art. If Brittney is new to an artistic technique, material, or idea give her five minutes and she will have figured it out and incorporated the new skill seamlessly into her collection of work. As if simply looking at Brittney's artwork isn't impressive enough, this spring I had the honor to see several of Brittney's paintings hanging in a professional art show in Exeter, where she sold a piece to another local artist.
Brittney, I will miss you next year. You enhanced the art room environment in so many ways with your vivacious personality. It is inspiring to observe you as you thoughtfully offer suggestions and encouragement to your peers, and I'm not certain you realize how much of a role model you are to your classmates. Thank you for being a positive power in the art room this year. I'm excited to know that you will be surrounded by artists and oil paint next year- Keene State better get ready for you and your artistic soul! I can spot a Brittney painting instantly, and I know it won't be long until I see more of your masterpieces hanging in galleries.
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Senior Spotlight : Gracen Scott
An Article by Jillian Swist
Note: Each week, our school highlights 1 or 2 of our graduating seniors. Senior Spotlights are written on a voluntary basis by our staff.
 I will forever think of Grace Scott as being part sunflower. This is partially because sunflowers acted as a steadfast motif in her collection of artwork, but also because she radiates the same inner strength and beauty as a sunflower. From the start of the school year, Gracen's creative and spunky soul showed through in her artwork. I quickly learned about her passion for working with people by the way she floated around the classroom asking her peers questions, and offering positive critiques. Gracen comes across with an ease of confidence and charm, but I have observed the thoughtful dedication and compassion Gracen puts into everything she does. It did not come as a surprise when I found out that Gracen is Captain of the Varsity Cheerleading team, and with her amiable and outgoing nature, this is a fitting role. She has been a member on the Cheerleading team and an athlete on the Spring Track and Field team throughout her four years at Sanborn.
Earlier this spring, Gracen came to me with exciting news about her plans for next year. She will be attending Merrimack College and studying Exercise Science so she can pursue her dream of becoming a Physical Therapist. I had the pleasure of working with Gracen in her various artistic endeavors, but I know she also enjoyed interning with a Physical Therapist in Plaistow. This internship ultimately helped her realize her passion and cultivate her intrapersonal skills. For Gracen, going into the Physical Therapy field is a perfect way to continue helping others by working with them and caring for them. Gracen said graduating will be a bittersweet experience as she is eager to explore her next venture, but understandably she is apprehensive about leaving the strong community she has fostered at Sanborn.
Gracen, I wish you the best of luck as you celebrate your senior year and move into your next adventure. Keep painting!
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Senior Spotlight : Sierra Barton
An Article by Kerrie Alley
Note: Each week, our school highlights 1 or 2 of our graduating seniors. Senior Spotlights are written on a voluntary basis by our staff.
 Sierra Barton is a determined, compassionate, and self-directed young lady. These characteristics along with Sierra's personality have given her the ability to be a great leader among her peers. Sierra has been very active in the Sanborn community through athletics and clubs during her high school career. Sierra has grown into a leader on the soccer field throughout her high school career; she leads her teammates by her hard work and never give up style of play. Sierra is kind and compassionate to her teammates offering them advice and comfort as needed. Sierra is also a teacher. She helps her teammates understand the game by explaining concepts and strategies to them during practices and games-she truly wants to see her teammates succeed.
Her characteristics and determination she shows on the soccer field carry over to the classroom. Sierra challenged herself this academic year by taking several dual enrollment courses to earn college credit. Sierra takes pride in her work which has earned her honor roll status here at Sanborn.
Sierra had the opportunity to intern at Amesbury Animal Hospital this year. Sierra was able to deepen her understanding in what it takes to become a veterinarian and she will continue to learn and grow as she continues her education in the veterinarian science field at the University of New Hampshire.
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Senior Spotlight : Amanda Kolodziej
An Article by Heather Wheeler
Note: Each week, our school highlights 1 or 2 of our graduating seniors. Senior Spotlights are written on a voluntary basis by our staff.
 The last day of school for seniors has come and gone, and activities leading up to graduation are upon us. Smiling seniors who have completed their final tasks and turned in books and computers are happily awaiting graduation day! Among them, Amanda Kolodziej will have time to reflect on her days here at SRHS while she awaits the big day.
Ready to be involved the first time she walked through these halls, Amanda participated in the basketball program as a freshman. Her transition to high school was a smooth one, and I remember her as a new high schooler in Physical Science class as a determined and hard working student. Amanda has since given up basketball, but at Sanborn she discovered a love of art that she will take with her when she leaves.
I only had the pleasure of having Amanda in class as a freshman, but she has remained a student who stops by to say hello and from whom I can always expect a kind and friendly hello in the halls. It has been fun observing Amanda's enthusiasm as a participant in school activities over these last years. Amanda has a possible interest in joining the US Navy or perhaps going to school to be a nurse. I am sure her kindness and enthusiasm will serve her well in whatever endeavor she chooses to pursue in the future.
Amanda will be missed at Sanborn. I look forward to hearing about her future successes! Congratulations Amanda and the Class of 2018!
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Senior Spotlight : Brooke DiGregorio
An Article by Jennifer Belcher
Note: Each week, our school highlights 1 or 2 of our graduating seniors. Senior Spotlights are written on a voluntary basis by our staff.
 I remember Brooke as a freshman, bubbly and friendly, yet somewhat quiet. It has been a pleasure watching her grow into a confident, self assured young woman while still maintaining her happy go lucky personality.
Brooke has excelled in the Health Science program at the Seacoast School of Technology for the last two years while maintaining two part time jobs. This year she also did an internship with the 4th grade at the Bakie Elementary school. Ms. Alley, the internship coordinator, commented that "
Brooke has done a great job learning more about being an elementary teacher with Ms. MacAskil at the Bakie school. She has become a mentor and teacher to the 19 students in the classroom and has been able to experience many avenues of teaching. Although I do not believe this is the career path Brooke has been thinking of, this experience has provided her with opportunities to learn and grow." Her advisory, Mr. Kelly said, "Brooke lights up the room with her smile. If you really want to see her get animated, ask her about her internship with Ms MacAskill's 4th grade class at the Bakie School. Brooke loves kids and the 4th graders love her."
Brooke will be attending Manchester Community College next year. I am sure she will be successful in whatever direction her future takes her!
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Senior Spotlight : Kaley Dias
An Article by Kerrie Alley
Note: Each week, our school highlights 1 or 2 of our graduating seniors. Senior Spotlights are written on a voluntary basis by our staff.
 Kaley Dias is a determined and tenacious young lady. Kaley has been a member of the varsity soccer team for her four years at Sanborn. Kaley has been a key component to the offensive drive of the team. Kaley shows dedication to her teammates by working hard during the off-season as well as during the season. She is often the first to practice, working to strengthen her weaknesses as well as encouraging her teammates to do the same.
Kaley discovered early on that she has a love for aviation and would like the opportunity to explore this career. Kaley completed an extended learning opportunity in aviation this school year. During this ELO she was able to take a flying lesson, learn the basics of flying through manipulating a drone, and well as completing a ground basics course. Kaley will continue her education in the United States Air Force beginning this summer. The Sanborn community will miss Kaley's curiosity for learning.
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Senior Spotlight : Caroline Fuller
An Article by Kerrie Alley
Note: Each week, our school highlights 1 or 2 of our graduating seniors. Senior Spotlights are written on a voluntary basis by our staff.
 Caroline Fuller is a remarkable young woman. Her personality and work ethic is an added benefit to our school community. Caroline is involved in many school activities including cheerleading, and track. Caroline also spent part of her high school years as a competitive gymnast. When I think of Caroline, the following characteristics come to mind: dependable, hard working, and self-motivated. These characteristics along with Caroline's personality have given her the ability to be a great leader among her peers. Caroline devotes all of her time and energy to all that she is involved in and maintains an excellent academic average.
Caroline is an excellent student in the classroom. She works diligently to make sure all work in done correctly and asks questions when needed. This year Caroline explored the teaching career through her internship. Caroline confirmed her passion for teaching and help young children grow through education. Caroline will pursue her teaching degree through Keene State in the fall.
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Senior Spotlight : Jonah George
An Article by Kerrie Alley
Note: Each week, our school highlights 1 or 2 of our graduating seniors. Senior Spotlights are written on a voluntary basis by our staff.
 When I think of Jonah George, the following characteristics come to mind: dependable, hard working, and self-motivated. These characteristics along with Jonah's personality have given him the ability to be a great leader among his peers. Jonah devotes all of his time and energy to all that he is involved in and maintains a good academic average. Jonah has been a member of the football team and the outdoor track team.
Jonah's ability to communicate with others and excitement to learn new skills has provided him with many new opportunities. During Jonah's internship at Riverwoods he learned more about being an electrician and the next steps to pursue this career. He works diligently to make sure all work in done correctly and asks questions when needed. Jonah is currently enrolled at NHTI to continue his education and is in the process of becoming an apprentice.
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Senior Spotlight : Kasey Bush
An Article by Andrew Stone
Note: Each week, our school highlights 1 or 2 of our graduating seniors. Senior Spotlights are written on a voluntary basis by our staff.
 Kasey always fills up the room with a smile and her energetic laugh. She has something nice to say about everyone she meets and makes sure that all students are included in group activities. Kasey is polite and bubbly, often lighting up the room the moment she enters. She has worked hard to balance working at Marshall's and her internship at a daycare/preschool in Plaistow, all while maintaining her grades in school. Kasey is thoughtful and is certainly a girl with a plan! Kasey has been in involved in field hockey at Sanborn and always participates in every school spirit event.
Quilting teacher Mrs. Price adds, "I have thoroughly enjoyed getting to know Kasey this year as a student in my quilting class. She is a talented seamstress who has created 3 beautiful keepsakes for her family. Always smiling when she enters the room she easily brightens everyone's day and her excellent sense of humor is appreciated by all. Best wishes Kasey with all your future plans."
Kasey will excel at Keene State studying psychology when she heads there in the fall. I have no doubt that with her calming, yet upbeat presence and strong desire to help people, she will certainly be a great therapist and mentor to many people. Best of luck Kasey!
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Senior Spotlight : Jacob Arsenault
An Article by Andrew Stone
Note: Each week, our school highlights 1 or 2 of our graduating seniors. Senior Spotlights are written on a voluntary basis by our staff.
 Jacob is a math man! He has excelled at math courses here at Sanborn and has been able to use his mechanical mind to help with his passion of working on cars. He will be heading to the workforce once he leaves Sanborn and hopes to work at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. He graduated from the Automotive Technologies program at the Seacoast School of Technology recently and really excelled while there. He has always loved working on cars and even built an early 1970s Oldsmobile Cutlass with his father! Jacob is quiet student, but has a good sense of humor and likes to keep people on their toes with his wit. Shop teacher Mr. Duffy says, "He's quiet and loves cars. Jacob has been very helpful in my class and works well with the other guys helping them out on their vehicles." Best of luck in the future Jacob!
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Senior Spotlight : Declan Bowen
An Article by Andrew Stone
Note: Each week, our school highlights 1 or 2 of our graduating seniors. Senior Spotlights are written on a voluntary basis by our staff.
 Declan is a unique student in that he moves effortlessly between social groups. He is so friendly and kind with students and staff that everyone has something great to say about him. He completed two years at the Seacoast School of Technology studying Automotive Technologies and also took a number of auto and wood classes here at Sanborn. Declan loves the outdoors and as soon as school is out for the day he can be found either working on a car or out in the woods. He is dedicated to refining his craft and an extremely hard worker. Declan is a fixture in the shop. Woodworking teacher Mr. Kelly says that "he always tries to do the right thing and he is responsible. He loves cars even though he is hard on them." I'd be happy to have Declan fix my car and trust that his work is stellar and detail oriented. Good luck Declan - you will definitely go places!
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Senior Spotlight : Scott Braffitt
An Article by Andrew Stone
Note: Each week, our school highlights 1 or 2 of our graduating seniors. Senior Spotlights are written on a voluntary basis by our staff.
 Scott is a hard worker who has juggled his outside jobs with school quite well. He has worked at a paintball facility, where he will continue once school ends, and is a "pizza delivery specialist". Scott and another senior received rave reviews from one our our local senior citizens after they helped her with yardwork on the Senior Day of Caring. She praised their politeness and exceptional work ethic. Furthermore, Scott worked hard to build a lending library for the Girl Scouts at Memorial School in Newton under Mr. Kelly's guidance. In fact, when I needed a bookcase for the Literacy Lab I knew just the student to build it. Mr. Kelly, the Woodworking teacher, sent Scott up to my room to figure out exactly what I needed and he got right to work. I received a very well-made and beautiful bookcase that fit exactly what I needed! Good luck in the workforce Scott, your dedication to "getting the job done" will certainly pay off!
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Senior Spotlight : David Kenneally
An Article by Andrew Stone
Note: Each week, our school highlights 1 or 2 of our graduating seniors. Senior Spotlights are written on a voluntary basis by our staff.
 David is an excellent student. He is serious and thoughtful with his work, and life in general. David has taken a wide range of classes here at Sanborn, from Physics to Welding. He was also just accepted into the Boston Pipefitters Union, which is a huge honor, and David will be working with three Journeymen to become a union pipefitter. I have no doubt that he will excel in his career, as he is very polite and hard working, plus has excellent communication skills. Mr. Duffy, the Welding teacher said of David, "He is my best welder and is capable of building anything out of metal." Make sure to come back and visit David, Sanborn is lucky to have had such an amazing student and person!
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Free Sports Physicals
Be Ready For the Fall Season!
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End of Year Plans - Last Days of School For Grades 9-11
June 18-19 Will Be For Competency Recovery
Dear Parents/Guardians of Sanborn Regional High School Grade 9-11 Students,
In order to provide students with every possible opportunity to obtain full credit for all classes, we are offering a modified class schedule on the last two days of school, June 18 and 19. On these days, we will run 90 minute extended Focused Learning Time (FLT) periods.
FLT is typically offered as part of our regular schedule each day for 40 minutes and provides an opportunity for students to engage in personalized intervention, extension, and enrichment. During these end-of-year extended FLT periods, teachers will be available to work with students on projects for competency recovery. Students who will not pass a course will have the opportunity to meet with their guidance counselor to complete a credit check, re-evaluate their course selections for the 2018-19 school year and to initiate the process for credit recovery.
Please understand that attendance at these extended FLT sessions is
mandatory
for all students not passing a competency or who have not finished any required work in one or more of their courses. These sessions will provide students with the opportunity for teacher supported competency recovery that will not be available over the summer. If students are not able to make up the competency/credit at the end of the year, they will likely have to repeat the class next school year.
Students who are passing all of their competencies and who have completed all required work for their classes
will not be required to attend
these extended focused learning opportunities. Please be aware, however, that bus transportation will only be available at the end of the regular school day at 2:10 PM.
Please also note that the last regular day of school for grades 9-11 will be Friday June 15, with dismissal at 12:00PM.
Your child will be notified by their teacher(s) by Friday, June 15 at the latest if they will be required to stay for any and all of the extended FLT sessions. For questions about your child's grades, please contact your child's teacher(s) at (603) 642-3341.
The schedule for the days at the end of the year will be as follows:
Technology Device Collection
All students will be permitted to take their school-issued technology devices (chromebooks/laptops) home for the summer. These devices have been checked out by students through our school library system. Before the end of the year, all students will need to renew the check-out of their device with the school library. If students do not complete this task before the last day of school then the school will assume that the device has been lost or damaged and will pursue payment of the replacement cost for the device.
Please contact the office at (603) 642-3341 if you have any questions about this plan.
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Austin17House Information Night
Sunday June 24 From 4-7PM
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Summer Enrichment Programs
Programs are available for students in grades 3-12.
Sanborn Regional High School students are eligible for the Creative Writing camp being offered this summer. Details are below.
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See Something? Say Something
A Message From School Administrators
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Do You Have Unwanted Clothing?
Please Use Our Planet Aid Donation Boxes, Located in the Staff Parking Lot
When you drop your unwanted clothing off in these bins, the SRHS PTO gets paid based on the weight of the clothing! This is a really easy way to help our school. All PTO proceeds go directly back to programming and scholarships that directly benefit our students.
Did you know? From April of 2015 - May 2017, this fundraiser has helped us raise nearly $2400.00 for the PTO. Help us double that number by sharing this opportunity with your friends, your family, and your neighbors!
Not Sponsored by the Sanborn Regional School District
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Have You Checked Out Austin17House Yet?
The Center in Brentwood Has Many Programs That Could Benefit Sanborn
Students
and Families!
Not Sponsored by the Sanborn Regional School District
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Reduced Rate Home Internet
Find Out If Your Family Qualifies For This Program
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Do You Know the Five Signs?
A Message From the Counseling Office
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We hope you all have a great week!
Sincerely,
Brian M. Stack, Principal Steve Krzyzanowski, Assistant Principal / FLC Robert Dawson, Assistant Principal / Curriculum Heidi Leavitt,Counseling Director Vicki Parady-Guay, Athletic Director Angelica Mahoney, Special Education Building Coordinator |
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