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Important Dates For March & April
March 6: Chorus Festival (Held at KRMS)
March 6: Chorus Festival (Held at KRMS)
March 7 and 8: Winter One Acts DATE CHANGE
March 10: Senior Play (6:00 PM)
March 13: School Board Meeting 6:30pm
March 14: Poetry Out Loud State Finals 5:00 PM at the NH State House
March 17: Letter of Intent (Collegiate Athlete) Ceremony
March 20: Band Festival
March 20: Band Festival
March 21: No School - Teacher Professional Development
March 21: No School - Teacher Professional Development
March 22: Mattress Sale Fundraiser
March 27: Applying to College 101 for 11th graders
March 27: Applying to College 101 for 11th graders
March 28: Career Day at KRHS
March 28-29: KC Club
April 3: School Board Meeting 6:30pm
April 3: School Board Meeting 6:30pm
April 4: End of Quarter 3
April 4: End of Quarter 3
April 10: SAT for Grade 11
April 10: SAT for Grade 11
April 17: School Board Meeting 6:30pm
April 18 & 19 Spring Play/Dinner Theater 6:00pm
April 28-May 2: No School - Spring Break
News and Announcements
Winter One -Acts Date Change!
Winter One -Acts Date Change!
Scan the QR Code for Tickets or email senelson@kearsarge.org
Presenting the following One-Act Plays
1. How to Get Away with a Murder Mystery by Don Zolidis
Directed by Emma Geraghty
*Comedy in 40 minutes. Five mysterious color-coded guests. A mansion. A murder. Can the killer get away with it? And how will the sleuths bring them to justice? A handy guide for how to escape the law when you just happen to be a prime suspect of a mysterious murder.
2. Check Please by Jonathan Rand
Directed by Calvin Smith
* Comedy in 30 minutes - Check Please follows a series of blind dinner dates that couldn't get any worse -- until they do.
3. In the Forests of the Night by Del Martin
Directed by Sandra Nelson
Please be advised that this play has mature situations and themes.
* Drama in 35 minutes. Thirteen students are compelled by their dreams to play a game in the woods to keep a mysterious "thing" at bay.
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When: Friday, February 14, and Saturday, February 15th (snow date if needed - February 16th at 5 pm)
Time: 7pm
General Admission: $5
All performances will take place in the Kearsarge Regional High School auditorium.
Poetry Out Loud
Poetry Out Loud
Congratulations to LILAH BARTHOLOMEW, who competed in the regional Semi-Finals for Poetry Out Loud. Lilah is one of three finalists who will be competing at the state competition on Friday, March 14th at 5:00 PM in Representatives Hall at the NH State House in Concord. This event is open to the public so bring your friends and family!
Poetry Out Loud is presented in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts and the Poetry Foundation. The program encourages the study of great poetry by offering free educational materials and a dynamic recitation competition for high school students across the country. This program helps students master public speaking skills, build self-confidence, and learn about literary history and contemporary life. To learn more about 2025 New Hampshire Poetry Out Loud, visit nharts.dncr.nh.gov/programs/poetry-out-loud.
For additional information, contact Allison Hawkins, New Hampshire State Council on the Arts at 603-271-0791, allison.hawkins@dncr.nh.gov.
The N.H. State Council on the Arts, a division of the N.H. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, enhances the quality of life in New Hampshire by stimulating economic growth through the arts, investing in the creativity of students, making the arts accessible to underserved populations and preserving heritage arts. Learn more about the N.H. State Council on the Arts at nharts.dncr.nh.gov.
KC CLUB NIGHT
KC CLUB NIGHT
Mark your calendars! On Friday, March 28 and 29 at 7pm, the KRHS Music Department is presenting the KC Club with food available to purchase by the KRHS Culinary Arts program. Please see the poster for more information!
Check out the other scheduled events hosted by the KRHS music department.
Graduate Portfolio March Information:
Graduate Portfolio March Information:
Attention Seniors: March is a month during which students should be focused on making progress with their portfolios, including their Capstone project. Details for each component of the Capstone Project can be seen by students in their Google Classroom and the Graduate Portfolio Handbook can be accessed on the KRHS Website. Students will be working to add components of the Graduate Portfolio throughout March. Link to Graduate Portfolio Website.
Community Service Reminder:
Community Service Reminder:
Remember that it is a KRSD Graduation requirement to complete 20 hours of community service by the time you graduate. Families of those students in the graduating class of 2025 will be receiving letters if limited hours have been recorded at the school. Forms to submit community service can be found on the school website, in your Advisory Google Classroom, and picked up in the Guidance Office. Completed forms should be turned in at the main office or guidance office to be logged.
Athletic Highlights
Athletic Highlights
The Boys Alpine Ski Team took home the NHIAA Division III state championship with 3 athletes moving on to the "Meet of Champions". Special shoutout to Sutton, Wilmot, and New London Police and Fire departments for the escort back to the school.
Two new school records were made in indoor track. Our girls 4x200 team made up of Lexi Shaughnessy, Riley Raynes, Javiera Eliessetch, and Juliet Faria with a time of 1.57.53. Daniel Dalbec had also won the Division II 1500, with a new Personal and School record of 4.10.94.
FROM THE HEALTH OFFICE
Upon returning from vacation, the health office wanted to give a reminder. Respiratory and gastrointestinal viruses are very high in the state, and we are also seeing those high numbers here as well. We wanted to remind everyone that if your child has a fever or is vomiting, they are not allowed in the building for at least 24 hours. They also must be fever-free without any Tylenol or ibuprofen on board. We understand keeping kids home is not ideal, but it is best for everyone and is school policy. When a person has a fever, they are actively shedding the virus and capable of spreading it, even if the fever is reduced with Tylenol or ibuprofen. We want to keep as many of us as healthy as we can.
HYPERTHERM DAY FOR WOMEN
Hypertherm Associates is hosting Girls Technology Day on May 6, 2025, from 9:00am – 1:15pm!
This event will include opportunities for plasma cutting, tours, various hands-on activities and a career panel discussion with lunch and will be located at our 71 Heater Road facility in Lebanon, NH.
Students in 9th or 10th grade who are interested in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math and wish to participate in Girls Technology Day are encouraged to apply using this form Girls Technology Day application. You may also use the attached QR code.
Attendance will be limited, any students who are interested must apply no later than March 31st. Accepted applicants will be notified by April 4th
Email Mrs. Hemingway or Mrs. Leslie for more information (school field trip permissions, etc.) and to inform them of your application.
ATTENTION 11TH GRADE PARENTS:
This webinar will help high school juniors and their families to prepare for the college application process.
When: Mar 28, 2025 06:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Topic: Applying for College 101
Where: Webinar
Register in advance for this webinar:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
SAT BOOTCAMP by "Schoolhouse"
SAT BOOTCAMP by "Schoolhouse"
We've just opened registration for our next SAT Bootcamp that was designed for students who will be taking the SAT® during the school day in April. This is a 4-week, virtual program led by peers who scored a 700+ on the SAT. Students can choose between Math or Reading/Writing. On average, our Bootcamp students see a 40-55 point improvement!
Students taking a national test in May or beyond are also welcome to join! This Bootcamp runs from March 7th to April 3rd and registration is open now through March 6th.
Registration is also open for two other free 4-week, virtual tutoring programs:
College Admissions Workshop - Finding Your Fit, that helps students evaluate schools and build out a list of safety, target, and reach schools.
Math Learning Labs that offer targeted support with specific topics from Pre-Calculus or Algebra 2 using Khan Academy.
$$$ SCHOLARSHIPS $$$
Great news! The scholarship packet is officially available, and it’s filled with opportunities for your student to earn FREE money for college!
From local community scholarships to national awards, there’s something for everyone. We encourage students to dive in, explore their options, and start applying ASAP—deadlines sneak up fast!
Students can access the digital version here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TeWUk8xXYeKbi58GSsiHu2yafykryY75/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=118132110454717109067&rtpof=true&sd=true
If you have any questions, we’re happy to help!
Let’s make college a little more affordable—happy applying!
COURSE SELECTIONS FOR 2025-2026
It’s time to start thinking about course selection for next year! Over the next few weeks, students will have the opportunity to plan their schedules and choose courses that align with their academic goals, interests, and future plans.
Here’s what you need to know:
Here’s what you need to know:
✅ Course selection meetings – Counselors will be meeting with students to review options and answer questions.
✅ Course request forms – Students will receive forms to fill out with their choices. These must be submitted by March 14th at 8am.
✅ Resources available – The Program of studies is available here: https://www.kearsarge.org/sites/g/files/vyhlif731/f/uploads/program_of_studies_2025-26.pdf
If you would like to schedule an appointment with your counselor to discuss courses for next year, please schedule on the links below: (All appointments will be for next week)
Last names A-K (Turcotte)
https://calendar.app.google/T8k9aqDLBCijWrw57
Last names L-Z (Schrader)
https://calendar.app.google/ubbG7FV5aPHzVRDm9
We encourage students to talk with teachers, parents, and counselors to make thoughtful decisions. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out!
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