Jen Gagnon, the student assistance counselor for the district, reported to the board on the Youth Risk Behavior Survey this past May. The report includes a narrative on the results and graphs depicting areas worth noting and of concern.

Click here to view the report she presented to the board and is a condensed version of the report provided by the state.

Click here to view the results of the Youth Risk Behavior Survey in its entirety.

Click here to view the 2012-2013 School Year Calendar

Click here for more information on this program which is sponsored by the
NH Food Bank and will provide meals to all children, up to the age of 18,
without charge on a first come first served basis.

Click here for the weekly menus

There has been a slight increase in the school meal prices for the 2012-2013 school year.
Please note the following prices will be in affect with the start of the new school year.

	BES/CES	BMS	BHS
Breakfast	$1.55	$1.55	$1.55
Lunch	$2.20	$2.45	$2.45

BELMONT ELEMENTARY
KINDERGARTEN & FIRST GRADE
REGISTRATIONS FOR THE
2013-2014 SCHOOL YEAR

REGISTRATION FOR KINDERGARTEN AND
FIRST GRADE FOR BELMONT STUDENTS WILL TAKE PLACE MARCH 11 THROUGH MARCH 15
AT BELMONT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
FROM 9:30-11:30 AM.

STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR KINDERGARTEN MUST
BE 5 YEARS OLD AS OF SEPT. 30, 2013

STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR FIRST GRADE MUST BE
6 YEARS OLD AS OF SEPT. 30, 2013

A COPY OF THE CHILD’S BIRTH CERTIFICATE, PROOF OF RESIDENCY, IMMUNIZATION RECORDS AND LATEST PHYSICAL ARE REQUIRED FOR REGISTRATION.

STUDENTS WHO HAVE ATTENDED KINDERGARTEN
AT BELMONT ELEMENTARY DURING THE 2012-2013
SCHOOL YEAR WILL NOT NEED TO REGISTER FOR 
FIRST GRADE

STUDENTS WHO ATTEND THE BES PRESCHOOL PROGRAM MUST REGISTER FOR THE 2013-2014 KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL YEAR

 

The following links will provide you with information about your enrollment choice as a result of Belmont Elementary School and Belmont Middle School being schools in need of improvement.

Belmont Elementary School Letter

Belmont Middle School Letter

Click here to access school board meeting agendas and minutes.

This year, families applying for the free or reduced lunch program will have the option of completing the application online or completing and returning the paper application form.

Information about the online application process

Learn more about the free and reduced lunch program

2012- 2013 Free and Reduced Lunch Paper Application

2012-2013 School Meal Prices

Supplemental educational services are additional academic instruction designed to increase the academic achievement of students in schools that have not met State targets for increasing student achievement (adequate yearly progress) for three or more years. These services may include tutoring and after-school services. They may be offered through public- or private-sector providers that are approved by the state, such as public schools, public charter schools, local education agencies, educational service agencies and faith-based organizations. Private-sector providers may be either nonprofit or for-profit entities. States must maintain a list of approved providers across the state organized by the school district or districts they serve, from which parents may select (see Q-and-A below "Can parents choose providers for tutoring and other supplemental educational services?"). States must also promote maximum participation by supplemental educational services providers to ensure that parents have as many choices as possible.

 

During 2011-2012 we provided Supplemental Education Services
to 13 students at a total cost of $20,126.25

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Approved Providers

 

The following policies have recently been amended or adopted. 
Click on the policy letters to view a copy of the policy.

GBCD--Background Investigation, Criminal Records Check and Fingerprinting (Amended 9/9/10)

IJOA--Field Trips and Excursions (Amended 7/22/10)

JICK--Pupil Safety and Violence Prevention--Bullying (Amended 12/9/10)

JKAA--Use of Restraints (Adopted 12/9/10)

IHBA--Handicapped Students/Students With Disabilities (Amended 1/13/11)

IHBI--Alternative Learning Plans (Amended 12/16/10)

JFAB--Admission of Tuition/Non-Resident Students (Amended 12/16/10)

EBBD--Indoor Air Quality (Adopted 1/2711)

GBEB--Conduct of Employees (Amended 1/13/11)

JFABD--Admission of Homeless Students (Amended March 10, 2011)

KCD--Public Gifts/Donations (Adopted March 24, 2011)

JKAA--Use of Restraints (Amended April 14, 2011)

BDE--Board Committees (Amended May 12, 2011)

ADC--Tobacco Products Ban

BDDA--Emergency Superintendent Succession (Adopted June 9, 2011)

JJF--Student Activity Fees (Amended July 14, 2011)

JFAB--Admission of Non Resident & Tuition Students (Amended July 14, 2011)

JICJ--Beepers and Other Electronic Communication Devices (Amended July 14, 2011)

DIA--Fund Balance (Adopted 8/11/11)

JJD--Student Participation Fees (Adopted 8/11/11)

IMGA--Service Animals (Adopted 8/25/11)

GBEC--Drug Free Workplace (Amended 9/8/11)

IHAM--Health Education and Exemption from Instruction (Amended 9/8/11)

IHCD--Advanced College Placement (Amended 9/8/11)

IJ--Instructional Materials (Amended 9/8/11)

KA--Parent and Community Involvement (Amended 9/8/11)

IJOC--Volunteers (Amended 9/8/11)

GBAA--Sexual and Other Harassment--Employees (Amended 10/13/11)

JBAA--Sexual and Other Harassment--Students (Amended 10/3/11)

EEAEA--Mandatory Drug and Alcohol Testing for Bus Drivers (New 1/16/12)

JCA--Assignment of Students To A School (Amended 2/8/12)

IJL--Library Materials Selection and Adoption (Adopted 2/20/12)

IKFA--Early Graduation (Amended 3/8/12)

IMC--Controversial Speakers and Programs (Amended 4/12/12)

JLCB--Immunization of Students (Amended 4/12/12)

JIE--Pregnant Students (Amended 4/12/12)

IHBEA--English As A Second Language (Amended 4/26/12)

BEA/BEB-- Regular Board Meetings (Amended 9/13/12)

JIHD--Student Interviews and Interrogations (Amended 9/13/12)

JJIC--Eligibility for High School Athletics/Extra Curricular Activities (Amended 9/13/12)

JJIF--Guidelines for Proper Sportsmanship (Amended 9/13/12)

 

 

The following are the energy audit reports prepared for each building:

SAU 80 Executive Summary

Belmont Elementary School

Canterbury Elementary School

Belmont Middle School

Belmont High School

SAU Administrative Building

McCormick also created a website of our process, the link is below.
http://www.memccormick.com/SAU80EnergyAudit.html

As soon as the decision is made, the information is posted on
WMUR-TV (Channel 9).
Due to a change with WMUR, the posting will now be listed by individual school Belmont Elementary School, Belmont Middle School, Belmont High School and Canterbury Elementary School as well as by The Shaker Regional School District.

The following radio stations will also be notified: WJYY (105.5), WEMJ (1490AM), WGIR (610AM), WGIR FM(101.1), WLKZ (104.9), WFTN (94.1), WLNH (98.3), WOKQ (97.5), WKXL (1450AM), WKXL FM(103.9).

Radio notification will be listed as Shaker Regional School District.

Changing road conditions can affect the decision timeline, so stay tuned to these stations for updates throughout the morning.