The Pittsfield School District leadership team has been monitoring the rapidly changing pandemic status regularly since we’ve returned to school from our February break. Our priority at this time is focused on the safety and well-being of our students and Read more
The School District Deliberative Session is scheduled for Wednesday, February 5, at 7:00 p.m. in the Pittsfield Elementary School gymnasisum (snow date of February 6 at 7:00 p.m.). An overview of each warrant article is listed below. Voting day is Read more
Now that we’ve been in school for several weeks, parents have already heard the usual advice for supporting kids in the new school year, suggestions like make sure kids get plenty of sleep and good nutrition, set a regular time Read more
The Pittsfield School District wishes all our Pittsfield students and families all the best for a wonderful new school year of learning. It’s hard to beat the excitement and anticipation of the first day of school, but our wish for Read more
Our New Hampshire Senate Finance Committee is finalizing their work on the state’s budget for the upcoming two years. This Committee will then make recommendations to the full Senate for action. One issue that has been raised many times in Read more
On the day after the 9/11 attacks, an executive for a New York advertising agency that included New York’s Metropolitan Transit Authority as one of its clients wrote down an idea for a slogan that he hoped would save lives: Read more
On Monday, March 18, the New Hampshire House Finance Committee conducted a hearing on the governor’s proposed budget for the next biennium. The hearing was held in Representatives Hall in our State Capitol, and many individuals provided testimony to encourage Read more
Election of Officers School Board Members – Three Year Term – Vote for not more than two: Michael “Mike” Cabral – 240 votes Beatrice “Bea” Douglas – 498 votes Theodore “Ted” Mitchell – 359 votes (write in) School District Clerk Read more
When talking about a student’s next-steps after high school, the conversations often starts with talk of college. For some students, the talk stops there. For a variety of reasons, many students are not interested in pursuing a two- or four-year Read more
According to national statistics, children whose parents talk with them regularly about drug use are 42% less likely to use drugs than those whose parents don’t talk with them about drug use. However, only about 25% of teens report having Read more
