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603 Bright Future Surveys
Parents, Educators and Community Members Perspectives
The 603 Bright Futures Annual Survey provides parents, educators and community members a chance to provide meaningful feedback on how to improve New Hampshire schools.
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SAU 58 and The New Hampshire Department of Education are excited to announce the launch of the NH SAS Family Portal. The Family Portal is a secure website that will allow families to access student assessment results, interpretive guides, and FAQs. The NHSAS portal has resources available.The NHED and Cambium Assessment will host a webinar about the Family Portal on Wednesday, September 14, 2022 at 3:30pm. This webinar will include a brief introduction to the Family Portal interface as well as information about how school-level users can generate and disseminate access codes for families. Participants must register in advance.To register: Wednesday, September 14, 2022, at 3:30 PMAfter registering, participants will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.This is an opportunity to receive the latest data regarding your child as we partner for student growth and achievement.Sincerely,Dr. Ronna F. HasBrouckSuperintendent of SchoolsSchool Administrative Unit 5815 Preble StreetGroveton, NH 03582603-636-1437
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Dear Stratford Families,I am writing to clarify some confusion around the free and reduced lunch status for Stratford Public School. Lunches have been free for everyone in New Hampshire during the pandemic. That program ended this summer.Stratford students had qualified under CEP prior to the pandemic due to our percentage of direct certification families, however our percentage dropped to 24.5 and it must be between 30-40%. So meals are NOT automatically free for everyone effective immediately.Unfortunately, that means that students must qualify for free or reduced lunch/breakfast based on the application information or through direct certification. If a family does not qualify, then the student will now have to pay full price for their breakfast and lunch.This is why filling out the forms is so very important, but most importantly, the children need to be fed. Forms have been sent home in school backpacks, additional forms may be provided at the school office, or they can be filled out online.If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me directly.Sincerely,Dr. Ronna F. HasBrouck
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ATTENTION ALL PARENTS OF PRESCHOOL-AGE STUDENTS. Are you looking for an opportunity to help your child become the best that they can be? The Waterford Upstart program is a free online learning environment tailored to help you do just that!
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Free meals for all students have unfortunately ended. In addition, Stratford is no longer a CEP school at this time. We will apply for that status. However, until then, all school meal prices are as follows. We are asking EVERYONE to PLEASE fill out the free/reduced lunch paperwork. This is part of the funding formulas and a priority for us to feed as many students as we can. Your help is greatly appreciated and there is now a link on-line through our web pages.BreakfastFree/Reduced $0.00 **State of NH is covering free meals for reduced students.Paid $2.00LunchFree $0.00Reduced $0.40Paid $3.00Milk $0.60Adult mealsBreakfast $3.00Lunch $4.00Dr. Ronna F. HasBrouckSuperintendent of SchoolsSchool Administrative Unit 5815 Preble StreetGroveton, NH 03582603-636-1437
