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Notice of Public Hearing

            Pursuant to the provisions of RSA 33:3-d, the School Board of the Londonderry School District will hold a public hearing on Thursday, June 6, 2013 at 8:00PM  at the Londonderry Town Office, Moose Hill Conference Room, 268B Mammoth Road, Londonderry, NH, regarding the possible issuance of refunding bonds. The proceeds of these refunding bonds would be used to refinance a portion of the District’s Bonds which were issued on June 22, 2005 in the original principal amount of $5,500,000 in order to achieve interest cost savings and to pay related costs and expenses.


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Notices and Press Releases

APPOINTMENT OF MATTHEW THORNTON PRINCIPAL

The Londonderry School Board is pleased to announce the appointment of Mrs. Sharon Putney as Principal of Matthew Thornton Elementary School effective July 1, 2013.

Mrs. Putney is presently completing her fifth year as Assistant Principal of Thorntons Ferry Elementary School in Merrimack, New Hampshire; is the current New Hampshire Elementary Assistant Principal of the Year and a former New Hampshire Gifted and Talented Teacher of the Year.

Mrs. Putney’s educational career began in 1982.Prior to her present position, she has been a general music and chorus teacher, a teacher of the Gifted and Talented, and Gateway Coordinator (Gifted and Talented/Schoolwide Enrichment Program).Her educational career has spanned all levels (K-12).

Mrs. Putney was selected from a field of highly qualified applicants and was also the first choice of the thirteen member screening committee composed of a School Board member, Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent, Human Resources Director, Elementary Principal, two Matthew Thornton parents and six Matthew Thornton faculty and staff members.

The School Board, Administration, faculty and staff as well as the entire Matthew Thornton community are looking forward to working with Mrs. Putney knowing that she will continue the excellent leadership exemplified by retiring Principal Carol Mack.

LONDONDERRY SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFERS SUMMER ENRICHMENTS

The Londonderry School District
is pleased to announce that it will offer a variety of enrichment opportunities
to students this summer. Open to all levels K-12, the purpose of this
self-supported program is to promote student strengths in academic areas and
expose students to new areas of interest not typically included during the
regular school year.

Eight different enrichment offerings
promise interest to students at many levels. Looking for a peek into Moose Hill
for your newly registered kindergartener? Sign up for Camp Kindergarten.
Students who appreciate technology, the environment or science may choose from Science
Inquiry & Design: More Creating Kinetic Contraptions
, Summer Fun @
Computer Camp
, and Nature by Design I and II.  Students who have an appreciation for theatre,
music, and the arts may wish to test their talents in Somewhere Off Broadway.
You will be on the move if you choose to enroll in Skippin’ Into Summer,
or Fitness Fanatics. Enjoy cooking? Sign-up for Cooking with Mrs. Gallagher
and learn about basic cooking techniques.

Summer Enrichments will be held
mornings and afternoons at various times and dates in schools throughout the
district from June 25th to July 26th, 2013.

ONLINE REGISTRATIONS!

Specific information about offerings,
fees, and registration can be found at www.londonderry.org.
It will also be available in school newsletters, through any participating
teacher, at any school office throughout the district, town hall, and town
library. Registration deadline is Friday, June 7, 2013.  Fees will be collected through June 18th
at the Londonderry School District Office.

Enrollment is limited
so don't wait, apply today!

Notice of Video/Audio/Photography Display and Use of Student Work Release

From time to time, video/audio recordings and/or photographs are made of various school activities and classes which may be cablecast over the local educational access channel, LEO21, or other cable or broadcast channels and/or displayed/streamed at the District or a school Web site, on the school district FM station, WLLO-LP, or in a district/school print or electronic publication. These may also be used within the Londonderry School District.

Students may appear visually and/or be heard. On occasion, individual students or small groups of students may be featured in interviews, on-camera discussion, etc. These students may be identified by name; however only first names will be used on the screen when individual students are shown unless the district secures written permission from a parent/guardian to use a last name. Additionally, photos, student artwork, projects or performances may be displayed or shared. Student produced work (print or non-print) may be used by the district in the course of instruction, accreditation, presentation, and action research.

The Londonderry School District may also reproduce, make alterations or additions to, and may copyright the material in whole or in part. The district will notify parents/guardians on an individual basis in those instances when special education programs are involved.

Parents and students may refuse release of any or all use of these materials related to specific students, provided that a written request is received by the Superintendent of Schools, at 268C Mammoth Rd., Londonderry, NH 03053, by September 30th of the current school year. Additionally, parents may opt to notify the district of any change during the school year.

School Board Meeting DVDs

Remember DVDs of school board meetings are available for check out at Leach Library. In general the DVDs are available for check out two days after a meeting.

Thank you,
Londonderry School District


Our Vision

The Londonderry School District will provide appropriate individualized academic, social, emotional and physical learning opportunities in order to establish a dynamic foundation for quality education and continued student growth.

Our Mission

To provide all students with the vision, skills, and knowledge necessary to maximize their individual potential. Central to this accomplishment is the collaboration among all shareholders and disciplines so that students can become contributing members of society and appreciate that learning is a life-long process.