The New Hampshire Department of Education wants to hear the perspectives from staff, families, and community members on the response by New Hampshire schools to the COVID-19 pandemic this past year and how the experience should influence instructional plans are made for fall learning. Starting June 1 through June 30, the 603 Bright Futures Survey will be available for you to distribute to your school communities. These surveys will help you gather valuable feedback that can then be reviewed in Panorama Education's online reporting platform.
The family surveys will provide schools with special education data to support the Department’s federal reporting requirements for Indicator 8. The first half of the family survey is for all parents and guardians enrolled in New Hampshire public schools, and the second half is for parents and guardians of students with IEPs. All schools are eligible to participate so please ensure that all families receive the link.
Survey Links: This year, the distribution of survey links has been greatly simplified. Included is a template communication as well as you can use to distribute to your staff, families and community members. Please share the links below. Respondents will be able to choose their school from a dropdown menu:
· Families in K-12, Preschool, and Private Schools: Family survey
· Staff in Public and Private Schools: Staff survey
· Community Members: Community survey
Please note that "Community Members" are those who DO NOT have students enrolled in New Hampshire public schools. The families survey is for those that DO.
The family surveys will provide schools with special education data to support the Department’s federal reporting requirements for Indicator 8. The first half of the family survey is for all parents and guardians enrolled in New Hampshire public schools, and the second half is for parents and guardians of students with IEPs. All schools are eligible to participate so please ensure that all families receive the link.
Survey Links: This year, the distribution of survey links has been greatly simplified. Included is a template communication as well as you can use to distribute to your staff, families and community members. Please share the links below. Respondents will be able to choose their school from a dropdown menu:
· Families in K-12, Preschool, and Private Schools: Family survey
· Staff in Public and Private Schools: Staff survey
· Community Members: Community survey
Please note that "Community Members" are those who DO NOT have students enrolled in New Hampshire public schools. The families survey is for those that DO.
2021/2022 Laconia School District Stay in School Plan
Congratulations, Laconia High School Class of 2021!
Please follow this link to read Superintendent Tucker's most recent newsletter.
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.
School Year 2020/2021 Snow Days
December 17, 2021
February 02, 2021
December 17, 2021
February 02, 2021