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Friday September 24, 2021

The 2021-2022 calendar has been approved by the Ashland School Board. 

Click here to access the calendar.

	As of September 10, 2021 the AES COVID-19 Response Team has determined the current mitigaton response level is ORANGE  The team's next meeting is scheduled for Friday, September 17, 2021 Click here to review the Mitigation Responses Per Level Chart See below for the AES COVID Dashbard and other information
	LEA ARP ESSER PLAN: "A PLAN FOR THE LEA'S USE OF ARP ESSER FUNDS" Please click here to access the plan Please contact the Superintendent's Office at 603-279-7947 if you need assistance in translating or accessing the Ashland School District's ARP ESSER Plan.
	Click here to access the 2021-2022 Student/Parent Handbook
	Click here to access your ALMA Account
	2021-2022 Bus Routes
	Just a reminder that per Ashland ordinance, all pets must be kept on a leash and owners are responsible for cleaning up after them. Thank you for doing your part in keeping our school grounds clean and safe.
	Starting Monday November 2nd until April 1st, all students are required to carry a dry  non-marking pair of sneakers with them on days when have either a PE or FLEX class in the gym.

As Ashland Elementary School students arrived for their first day, they were greeted by beautifully designed signs announcing this year’s school-wide theme, “Lights, Camera, Action—Ready to Learn”.

Thank you for your interest in registering a child at Ashland Elementry School. 

Please use this link to provide us with the necessary contact information and

you will receive instructions regarding our online registration process.

 Please note: students who are registering for Kindergarten must be five years old on or before September 30^th.

Our School District will receive through federal grant programs significant funds to support preparing, preventing and responding to COVID-19.  At this stage the majority of those funds are earmarked to assist with improvements to ventilation.  A requirement of receiving these funds is that by the end of June, Ashland Elementary School has “Safe Return to In-Person Instruction and Continuity of Service Plan” in place. 

• Please review the
  Approved Ashland Elementary School COVID-19 Mitigation and Response Plan for 2021-2022 
  (Version 5 updated and approived 8/18/2021)
• Click here to read the entire letter sent from Superintendent Mary Moriarty regarding 2021-2022 School Opening Plan

Important Correspondence for the 2021-2022 School Year

• COVID-19 Reporting Procedures (used to report postive student cases or quarantine situations)
• Correspondence to Parents regarding confirmed case of COVID-19 (September 4, 2021)
• Correspondence to Parents regarding second confirmed case of COVID-19 (September 5, 2021)
• Correspondence to Parents regaring new confimred case of COVID-19 (September 20, 2021)

Ashland Elementary School, through the Title I program, offered families the opportunity to participate in Math Game Night To Go and Literacy Game Night To Go events.  Families had the opportunity to select from a variety math and literacy games which were packaged up with some healthy snacks for a night of family fun.

Ashland Woman’s Club President Sue Longley, Vice-President Anne Lamson and Education Liaison Sandy Allain presented Associate Principal Kelly Avery with a lovely assortment of breakfast items in recognition of Teacher Appreciation Week.  The staff members were truly grateful for their kindness and support.

Congratulations to Evan O’Leary who came in second place in New Hampshire's Stock Market Game. Participating schools/students in New Hampshire were given a virtual $100,000 to invest through the game into stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. Their chosen investments gained or lost value following real stock market data. Evan's investment portfolio earned the second most amount of money in the state. 

AES Associate Principal, Kelly Avery, presented a check in the amount of $447 to Elena Worrall for the Got Lunch Program.  Each Friday, Ashland Elementary School staff have the option to contribute to a previously selected charity for the opportunity to wear jeans to work.  “Jeans for a Cause is a great way for our staff to give back to our community,” said Mrs. Avery.