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Key metrics and characteristics
City
The city where this buyer is located.
Tilton
Enrollment
Total student enrollment.
1,182
NCES ID
National Center for Education Statistics identifier.
3307300
Number of Schools
Total number of schools in the district.
5
Mascot
School mascot.
Bears
Total Staff
Total number of staff members.
227.9
Highest Grade
Highest grade level offered.
Grade 13
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Winnisquam Regional School District 59
The strategic plan for Winnisquam Regional School District focuses on academic support and advancement, culture and climate, social-emotional wellness, and community involvement. It aims to ensure every student leaves school with the knowledge and tools necessary for success. The plan includes measurable objectives and specific strategies, such as aligning competencies K-12, closing achievement gaps, implementing intervention programs, enhancing professional development, and promoting cultural awareness and wellness.
The Winnisquam Regional School Board meeting included a student presentation on the 'Bear ROAR' rubric, an update on the school's Strategic Plan, and discussion regarding a new cell phone law. The progress of the Winnisquam Career Center (WiCC) was highlighted, and the board discussed special education budget overages and the use of fund balance money to cover them. The board also accepted the expenditure manifest and approved new hires for the upcoming school year. Additionally, the board approved fall coaching nominations and the WRHS Sunday/Holiday Practice Schedule. The NHSBA Resolutions were requested to be added to the September Board Meeting agenda.
The meeting included a WRHS Data Team Presentation focused on revising the "Bear Pride" program and reigniting the wonder of learning in high school students through "Project Ignite!". A Northfield resident proposed forming a data team to make information regarding children's growth more accessible. The board discussed the impact of changes to the truancy policy and its effect on school funding, as well as the Lakes Region High School Collaborative. Updates were provided on kindergarten enrollments, the open enrollment bill (House Bill 771), Winnisquam Career and Technical Center programs, federal grants, and the CTE tuition reimbursement program shortfall. A revision commission is being formed to update the Emergency Operations Plan. The board approved the expenditure manifest, personnel actions, policy reviews, an exchange student, elementary/middle school time allotments, van leasing, and a proposal for a Fall Cheerleading Club. Committee assignments for SY25.26 were also approved.
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