Please Note: On Tuesday, April 27th, the Laconia School District will experience widespread outages due to utility work. People will be unable to contact the schools by phone and emails may be delayed.
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Age-appropriate safety procedure training for the students in our schools
ALICE
Language, Choice, and Balance: A Conversation with Mike Anderson
In this podcast, author and consultant, Mike Anderson and Laconia Superintendent of Schools Steve Tucker, discuss the challenges of self-directed learning during the COVID-19 crisis. How do we support true self-direction (not simple compliance) in students as they work from home? What are some practical strategies teachers can try? They also discuss how to support self-directed learning in ways that are manageable and not overwhelming for teacher.
In this podcast, author and consultant, Mike Anderson and Laconia Superintendent of Schools Steve Tucker, discuss the challenges of self-directed learning during the COVID-19 crisis. How do we support true self-direction (not simple compliance) in students as they work from home? What are some practical strategies teachers can try? They also discuss how to support self-directed learning in ways that are manageable and not overwhelming for teacher.
NH State Policy governing the administration of non-academic surveys or questionnaires (RSA 186:11, IX-d) now requires written consent of a parent or legal guardian, unless the student is an adult or an emancipated minor, before a student is allowed to participate.
Laconia School District receives grant funding from the 21st Century Community Learning Centers to administer programming through the Office of Extended Learning. These programs include: Expanded Learning Opportunities (ELOs), Archery, Freedom Found and Student Leadership Team at Laconia High School, REAL Initiative programs and clubs at Laconia Middle School, Project EXTRA and PIQUES at all three elementary schools, and summer programming at Elm Street and Pleasant Street, Laconia High and Laconia Middle schools. The 21st CCLC grant requires an annual student survey for continued funding.
If your child(ren) participate in ANY of these programs, we will be seeking your written permission to administer the survey. We appreciate your cooperation with this process.
The current survey for students in grades 3-12 can be viewed here.
School Year 2020/2021 Snow Day
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