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School Year 01-02
News and Announcements Archive |
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Student Working
Paper Information |
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For
information on students getting working papers during the summer at SST and
CMS, click here. |
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Exeter High
School's Top Ten Students |
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Exeter High announces the top ten students for the
class of 2002...more |
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CMS 6th Grade
Music Department holds Community Concert |
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The CMS Music
Dept. held a concert for senior members of the community last week in the
Meehan Ctr. The concert featured performances by the 6th Grade Chorus,
instrumental soloists, and the Chamber Choir. Light refreshments were served
following the concert and an enjoyable time was had by all. more...
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8th Grade Science
Fair |
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The 8th
Grade held their science fair Wednesday, June 12 and engaged in a
competition to see which dome project could hold the most weight!
View
pictures...
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Exeter High School Academic Awards |
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The Academic Awards Ceremony for Exeter High School was held on May 22,
2002 and the following recipients of awards were recognized...more
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Press Release - June 5, 2002
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Our office has been informed that on the evening of June 4,
2002 several Exeter High School students were allegedly in attendance at a
home in Kensington where a 22 year old male was found by Kensington and
State Police unconscious in the driveway of the home. The male was
transported to the Exeter Hospital and then transferred to Portsmouth
Hospital where he remains in critical condition. The victim never was a
student at Exeter High School. Our thoughts and prayers are with this
individual and his family.
Because this is an outside of school incident, the matter is in the hands of
the Kensington and State Police. However, we will offer our complete
cooperation with this investigation. - Arthur
L. Hanson, Superintendent of Schools
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SMS
gets new playground
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SMS gets a new
playground sited behind the school. Thursday, May 30, 2002 Timberland Corp.
sent employees all over the Seacoast to work on Serv-a-palooza projects and
Stratham received 130 more...
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CMS acquires Music Lab
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The music
department at the Cooperative Middle School has been awarded monies from the
Robinson Trust to equip a classroom of students with the latest technology.
Next year they will have - more...
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U.S. First Circuit Court of Appeals Ruling
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May 1, 2002,
the U. S. Court of Appeals For the First Circuit in the appeal by George M.
Walker, et.al found: motion for re-hearing has been denied.
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Enrollment / Staffing Data
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SAU 16 School
enrollment and staff numbers are now available under
SAU Offices.
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Superintendent's
Message
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A Message from the Superintendent of Schools, Arthur
L. Hanson, to our district educators: March
Message
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U.S. First Circuit Court of Appeals Ruling
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The U.S. First
Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston ruled March 19th in favor of the School
Districts regarding voting requirements for issuance of bonds, specifically
the high school renovation lawsuit. To read the text of the Opinion, select
the  U.S. Court of Appeals Opinions page.
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District Voting Results
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See results
for your district:
Brentwood,
COOP,
East Kingston,
Exeter,
Kensington,
Newfields,
Stratham.
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Exeter High
School's proposed schedule changes
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View the presentation concerning EHS modified block scheduling for next
year.
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Exeter High School's proposed
changes - news response
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This is in response to the
Exeter NewsLetter’s story regarding the February 12, 2002 Exeter Region
Cooperative School Board Meeting where the board listened to the Exeter High
School’s Administration’s detailed explanation of proposed curriculum,
scheduling and administrative restructuring plans.
Our first priority is to
always provide the highest quality education for all of our children.
read more... |
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Reverend Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr./Civil Rights Day Celebrations
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“It’s a holiday, isn’t it?
Then why aren’t the schools closed?”
The six Exeter area towns in S.A.U. #16 keep their schools open on Martin
Luther King Day. They seek to provide stimulating opportunities for students
to learn about Martin Luther King, the Civil Rights Movement, and a wide
variety of other issues of tolerance and diversity. King’s widow, Mrs.
Corretta Scott King, concurs that keeping schools in session sets the stage
for enhanced learning and appreciation.
January 21, 2002, found the ten public schools in Brentwood, East Kingston,
Exeter, Kensington, Newfields, and Stratham open and conducting MLK
programs. Visiting speakers, discussions, plays, music, reading, writing,
and creative projects made each building a hive of students buzzing from one
experience to the next.
See pictures of
activities at East Kingston Elementary and
Kensington Elementary Schools.
Read
more about highlights of the day's activities at the Cooperative Middle
School. See what Exeter's Lincoln
Street and Main Street Schools did to celebrate.
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Superintendent's Message
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A
Message from the Superintendent of Schools, Arthur L. Hanson, to our
district educators: December Message Dr. Hanson gave
this presentation during opening day ceremonies:
SAU
Organization Structure (note - large graphic files may
cause slow downloads). |
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SAU students attend Downeaster Opening
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Lincoln Street
School students and the High School Band attended and performed at Amtrak's
opening day ceremonies in Exeter. See pictures... |
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High School Holiday Concert |
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The Exeter High School Music Department's
Holiday Concert was December 20, 2001 at 7:30.
For
pictures... |
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School Year Calendar 2002-2003
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The SAU 16 Joint School Board approved the
2002-2003 calendar - take a look at
next year's
schedule.
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