Personalization, Risk-Taking, Integrity, Discovery, and Empowerment

As one can expect it has been very busy in the counseling office to start the year. Schedule changes will be completed soon and the students seem to be settling into their classes.

On September 20th we kick off the Senior Year with a Virtual Senior Parents Night at 6:00pm, please check your email, the school’s website and Facebook on Monday for the Youtube link. We will discuss all of the options a student may take after high school including employment and the military in addition to the college application timeline, letters of recommendation, Scoir and the Common Application. Counselors will then begin hosting college labs to help students with applications. Students will be able to sign up for college labs in Enriching Students. In addition, counselors will be meeting individually with every senior to complete their Intent to Graduate forms.

Once again, we will host over 80 colleges and Military Representatives for our Annual College Fair on September 22nd from 10:30-12. The list of colleges represented will be on the high school website on the counseling office page. Students in grades 9-12 will be able to participate.

Speaking of which, the counseling office has a website! You will find many links to helpful resources including College Board, Scoir, ACT, Khan Academy and NCAA. Please check back frequently as we will be adding links for mental health resources, internship opportunities and scholarship information.

Sanborn is administering the PSAT for free on October 13th to every student in grades 9-11.  We will have more information about as we get closer to the day.

As always, counselors continue to meet with all students to support them emotionally, academically and socially. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to your child’s counselor.

Brittany Lombardo A-F Amber Miller G-M   Julie Conrow N-Z

Sanborn Regional High School held its annual Academic Awards Ceremony on September 13, 2021 to recognize honored students from the 2020-2021 school year. Congratulations to all our honored students!   

HONOR ROLLS: Honors with Distinction: Elizabeth Ash, Alexandra Bezanson, Jake Bond, Sophia Borgesi, Kate Boutin, Olivia Bradley, Kyle Brown, Sarah Bufano, Paige Chesbro, Isabella Chiacchia, Alana Clements, Mackenzie Colman, Emma Crowe, Nicole Cunha, Anna D'Amato, Emma Deputat, Tessa Donigian, Hannah Douglas, Lorelai Draney, Olivia Dwyer, Jillian Evans, William Flaherty, Jolena Flanagan, Kelcie Flynn, Riley Francis, Olivia Gage, Samantha Gerossie, Heather Gibb, Victoria Gibson, Luna Gilson, Megan Hanson, Riley Holt, Tessa Holt, Elizabeth Hull, Sarah Kelly, Jared Khalil, Tyson Khalil, Elsa Lamere, Sophia Lang, Gage Libby, Abbie Lucas, Kate Lussier, Jerzy MacBride, Matthew Martin, Kati McNulty, Hannah Mullen, Sarah Mullen, James O'Connell, Haley O'Toole, Sydney O'Toole, Riana Ouellette, Andrew Pugh, Joshua Radjavitch, Abigail Regis, Mitchell Romani, Alec Rydeen, Ella Rydeen, Hunter Schrempf, Anastasia Senko, Jordan Simpson, Erica Smith, Joshua Stevens, Chloe Stuart, Lily Tedford, Jacob Thomas, James Thompson, Andrew Turkington, Mary Varney, Ashley Wettergreen, Gabriella Willis, and Jenna Zaluk. High Honors: Ian Abney, Abhi Alley-Violette, Hannah Alley-Violette, Katherine Arseneau, Nathaniel Ashby, Sarah Bahrakis, Kathryn Bielecki, Finn Blomberg, Mary Bowden, Autumn Braid, Joseph Braid, Kassidy Butler, Luce Colcord, Brian Curtin, John DeFeo, Jasmine Dionne, Tristan Donigian, Gavin Duquette, Madeline Foster, Julianna Gates, Lillian Gibby, Breanna Greene, Dorothy Guevin, Olivia Hanson, Jaclin Jillson, Parker Kitt, Kevin Kolodziej, Jocelyne Lampron, Nicholas Lazzaro, Isabella Lelis, Abigail Leptich, Gwendolyn Libby, Liam Maguire, Jadyn Marshall, Aubrie McGinn, William McKinnon, Kathryn Meuse, Katelyn Mietzner, Dillin Munroe, Sophia Ratliffe, Joshua Sarette, Jaime Simes, Emma Soares, Kailin Sullivan, Norah Sullivan, Rex Sullivan, Sarah Terlizzi, Benjamin Wells, Amelia Wickert, Lila Woekel, and Lokas Youssef. Honors: Logan Adley, Emerald Albrecht, Daven Allard, Jackson Arsenault, Brady Ash, Luc Beaulieu, Austin Bell, Tressa Blomberg, Jasmyn Bolte, Mariya-Lyn Bryan, Alyssa Busch, Seth Butler, Richard Caillouette, Paige Calder, Benjamin Cardoso, Laura Case, Dominic Castellano, Courtney Caswell, Jacob Chapman, Blake Colarusso, Franchesca Colon, Jacob Corbin, Madison Crannell, Katelyn Cunningham, Melissa Cunningham, Sophia Daly, Nicholas Deguio, Alexis Rose Dionne, Evan Dougherty, Ruby Drake, Rory Dulin, Marilyn Dunn, Hannah Duquette, David Faulkner, Alexa Flanagan, Spencer Foley, Jacob Friedman, Tyler Frizzell, Zachary Frizzell, Dylan Gage, Sarah Gaspar, Deandra Gates, Robert Gerossie, Jocelyn Guy, Brooke Hanson, Cailyn Heath, Riley Henshaw, Molly Hever, Adam Ingersoll, Seth Knickles, Katie Lair, Noah Lambert, Skyla Lambert, Adam Lanouette, Samantha Lattime, Kevin Lawit, Ana Lelis, Kaden LeMay, Jadon Locke, Kayla Lowther, Keegan Lynch, Jason Mahoney, Ryan Mallen, Crystal Marlowe, Ayreanna McGibbon, Scott McGibbon, Harley Mears, Gabriel Miller, Michael Milot, Ellie Morris, Jake Occhipinti, Gavin O'Connell, Sean O'Hearn, Connor O'Neil, Sullivan Ouellette, Elizabeth Pierson, Julianna Porter, Tanner Poulin, Roxanne Quinno, Austin Ray, Trenton Reed, Kaylee Richardson, Abigail Roberts, Jaidyn Rodrigue, Benjamin Rossi, Carter Sabalewski, Kassandra St. Germain, Ethan Stanley, Christian Stephan, Aris Stevens,Elizabeth Stewart, Katelyn Talarico,Luke Tavares, Elsie Taylor, Jonah Theberge, Chloe Thewes, Kylie Thompson, Benjamin Tomany, Taylor Treadwell, Marissa Tudisco, Lilliana Vadeboncoeur, Lauren Varney, Myriam Wellinger, Abigail Wentworth, Jasper West, Alexander White, Blake Yaffe, Ariana York.

The following students were chosen for our Department Awards:

STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF MATH: Kyle Brown, Sarah Bufano, Samantha Gerossie, Victoria Gibson, Tessa Holt, Erica Smith; STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF SCIENCE:  Samantha Gerossie, Erica Smith, Jenna Zaluk; STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF WORLD LANGUAGE-SPANISH:  Nicole Cunha, Riley Holt, Kate Lussier; STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF WORLD LANGUAGE-FRENCH: Madeline Foster, Victoria Gibson, Luna Gilson; STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF ENGLISH LITERATURE: Lorelai Draney, Riley Francis, Kate Lussier; STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF SOCIAL STUDIES:  Jolena Flanagan, Kate Lussier, Abigail Regis; STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF BAND:  William Flaherty, Olivia Hanson, Tessa Holt, Gage Libby, Jason Mahoney, Jenna Zaluk; STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF CHORUS: Olivia Bradley, Sarah Bufano, Katelyn Mietzner; STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF ART:  Elsa Lamere, James Scanlon, Erica Smith; STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF BUSINESS/TECHNOLOGY: Jillian Evans, Victoria Gibson, Sophia Ratliffe, Anastasia Senko; STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION: Jackson Arsenault, Brian Curtin, Nicholas Deguio; STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF WELLNESS: Ian Abney, Tessa Donigian, Kate Lussier; STUDENT OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF PRACTICAL ACADEMICS AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION: Parker Kitt.

On Wednesday, Sept. 22nd, we will host our Annual College Fair in the gym. We have approximately 80 representatives from Colleges, the Military and Trade Schools. For the majority of our students, this will be the first time they will have some face to face interaction with admissions representatives. To help prepare students, please click on the buttons below for more tools and resources. Parents can look at these materials in advance with their child to help them make the most of the day.

The Fair will be held according to the following schedule:

SST will attend when they return from their mid session SST.

If you have questions about how Sanborn works with students on their post-secondary plans, please email School Counseling Director Heidi Leavitt at hleavitt@sau17.net.

Welcome Back to School,

If you are feeling ill when you wake up in the morning please do not come to school. Get tested if you are having any symptoms of COVID-19.

If you are required to quarantine please follow those guidelines. While you are quarantining you are not to attend school, school activities or other gatherings outside of school including sports activities.

Below are COVID-19 guidelines and the NH website for more COVID information. We all need to do our part to ensure the health and wellness of others.

Thank you

Each year, the Sanborn Seminary Trustees, a community organization, consider requests from Sanborn Regional High School teachers to support innovative projects and initiatives in the classroom that are designed to help expand and advance the school's programming beyond what can resources available in the operating budget. This year the Trustees have decided to fund 8 projects totaling $36,248.00. The details of these projects are below:

Eyes on Science ($1540): Students will participate in 6 live science video conferences designed to enhance and supplement classroom instruction.

Outfitting the STEM Lab ($4500): This proposal would provide funds to outfit the new room with essential tools and equipment, allowing students to complete a wide variety of projects in a centralized location.

Lead 'Em Up ($1600): The grant will allow the school to implement another year of leadership training with Adam Bradley. This leadership training will prepare students to go down to the Middle School and Ellis and work with students to develop deeper connections.

Darkroom ($5000): Purchase of equipment to upgrade the photography program for future programming.

Artist in Residence Master Class Series ($7200): This grant will allow the music program to bring in a variety of music artists to work with music students throughout the year.

Mobile Toolbox ($5130): Purchase of a mobile toolbox for the shop program.

Welding Artist in Residence ($6900): Continuation/expansion of the 2019 artist and residence program.

Tower Garden Education ($4378): Purchase of a tower garden. A Tower Garden is a vertical growing system that uses aeroponics for soil-less growing of fruits and vegetables. Aeroponics uses nutrient-enriched water to nourish the exposed roots of the plants and allows vegetables to reach harvest size in half the time as traditional growing methods, without soil or pesticides.

Over the years, the Trustees have given HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS to support innovative classroom programs just like these for Sanborn students. We are grateful for their efforts and generosity.

Hello families, students and staff of Sanborn School District

I would like to share some information about the meal programs in your district which will hopefully be helpful in ensuring your students do not have unwanted charges on there lunch accounts and get the FREE meals they are entitled too.

The current USDA meal program will provide all student with 1 Free Breakfast and 1 free Lunch per day. The meal must be a complete meal which has to include at least 1 fruit or vegetable. If it does not include this the student will have to be charged for the meal. We will do our absolute best to encourage students to take all the components of the meal so they will not be charged.

Milk - Milk is a component of the meal that students can choose to take or not. It is not a required component.  Milk is NOT free for all students, Only those getting a full meal. If your student would like only milk they can purchase it for .65 cents. This includes breakfast, snack and lunch milk.

2nd meals - as stated above the USDA only pays for 1 breakfast and 1 lunch per student per day. If a student is interested (with parent permission of coarse) in purchasing a second meal or second entree they can do so as quantities are available.

If you have any questions and or concerns please feel free to reach out to your food service director Cara Green @ sanborn@freshpickscafe.com or by phone 603-642-3341.

November 2: Picture Make-Up Sessions (If you miss the October 22 date!)

November 30: Picture Re-Take Sessions (If you need a retake from your first photo shoot!)

Please submit, Formal, Casual and baby photos to srhsyearbook@sau17.net by October 27, 2021. If you need help scanning, please let us know!!! If you have questions email Kerrie Alley--kalleyviolette@sau17.net

Dear Students,

There are a number of ways you can get involved in a club or activity at Sanborn this year. Click the button below to learn more. Not seeing a club you are interested in? Talk to Mr. Stack about how you can get a new club started!

SRHS PTO: Contact Alicia D’Antonio at tishiebell@yahoo.com. (Officers are needed!)

Music Boosters: Contact Melissa Hilfer at sanbornmusicboostersassoc@gmail.com.

Ice Hockey Boosters: Contact Karen Radjavitch at sanbornicehockey@comcast.net.

Football: Contact Heather Ray and/or Kelly Gannett at sanbornfootballboosters@gmail.com.

The mission of the Sanborn Regional High School Parent Teacher Organization is to enhance and support the Sanborn Regional High School learning community of students, staff, and families of Fremont, Kingston, and Newton. This is accomplished through the following endeavors:

*Community Outreach *Teacher Involvement *Educational Programs *Civic Cooperation

*Volunteer Programs *Fundraising

If we all help a little it will be amazing how much we can accomplish as an organization.

We typically meet the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 6:00 p.m. on Zoom

(check the Points of P.R.I.D.E. Newsletter or our FB page for any changes)

Thank you for taking the time to complete the membership form and become part of the SRHS PTO. Check us out on Facebook at Sanborn Regional High Scholl PTO.

If you have any questions or information you would like to share with our organization, please contact Alicia D’Antonio at tishiebell@yahoo.com.

People have become increasingly comfortable talking about their mental health, particularly this past year. But the topic of suicide – when it comes up – is still scary for many people to think about.  -American Foundation for Suicide Prevention

Show you care, and trust your gut – if you are worried about someone you know, take action and get help. Contact the Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255 (TALK) or text HOME to 741741, 24/7. Asking family or friends if they are having thoughts of suicide will not “give them an idea,” and may be just what they need to get help.

If you are in need of mental health or substance use prevention resources, you can reach us through our website sorocknh.org or on social media @sorocknh or via email sorocknhcc@gmail.com. 

SoRock is in the process of gathering data on the needs and concerns of the towns we serve. This information will allow us to tailor the resources and services we provide more specifically to each of our eight communities. Please take a moment to complete to share your valuable perspective. It would be great if you could share with other parents, friends and neighbors too. Begin Survey Here

We wish you the best possible start to the 2021/2022 school year!

Charlotte Scott

Program Director

SoRock Coalition for Healthy Youth