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Our Mission:
The New Hampshire Association for Middle Level Education’s mission is to articulate and to promote the philosophy of middle level education at the state and local level; to influence the development, implementation, and evaluation of middle level best practices; to broaden relationships with educators and community stakeholders who advocate for middle level learners; and to strengthen the organization to effectively promote the New Hampshire Association for Middle Level Education’s vision.
This year's video contest has been postponed due to the Covid 19 situation. Thank you for understanding.
Here are the last two mashups that includes clips from all of the great videos we received:
Our judges had the challenging job of applying the rubric and making a final decision. There were lots of smiles, laughs, and compliments for each video, however, in the end, after more than two hours of viewing and discussing, the judges did make a final decision.
We want to thank everyone who submitted videos. They were all great, and while the differences in them were as different as each school, we loved all of them. Our NH students did an outstanding job.
Some Past Winners of our Video ContestWell, you did it, over the past two years of the contest we have had over 60 videos submitted for the "We Love Our School Because" Video Contest! We are thrilled to have so many outstanding schools participate in this year's event.

2019 Mash Up

2018 Mash Up
Congratulations to our own
Deborah Lachance
on receiving
the 2019 New England League of Middle Schools'
James Garvin Distinguished Service Award
Our Goals:
NHAMLE will promote Middle Level Education philosophy and best practices in middle level education.
Every New Hampshire educator of 10-14 year olds will know of NHAMLE.
NHAMLE will recognize exemplary contributions and achievements.
Our Mission:
The New Hampshire Association for Middle Level Education’s mission is to articulate and to promote the philosophy of middle level education at the state and local level; to influence the development, implementation, and evaluation of middle level best practices; to broaden relationships with educators and community stakeholders who advocate for middle level learners; and to strengthen the organization to effectively promote the New Hampshire Association for Middle Level Education’s vision.
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