"What can I do to support my child's learning?"
Parental Involvement in Your Child's Education: The Key to Student Success, Research Shows
The NH Governor's office and the Department of Education have resources about the impacts of social media on young people and information about various alternative destinations & activities for families
Check out local learning opportunities at Bristol's Minot-Sleeper Library and through the Newfound Lake Region Association
This website provides a free online collection of videos aimed at helping caregivers understand grade-level expectations for grades K-12
These guides from the National PTA identify activities that caregivers can do at home to support their child's learning, methods for helping build stronger relationships with their child's teacher, and more
The nonprofit Understood.org provides resources to better understand and support ADHD, dyslexia, dyscalculia, and other learning and thinking differences
Get outside! Check out the Nature Clubs for Families Toolkit and the NH Children in Nature Coalition Facebook group
Resources on the Newfound district website and from our district social worker
The NH Department of Education website NH Loves Reading!
This PBS Kids website with resources for ages 2-8
The NH nonprofit Reaching Higher has links with ideas to encourage kids' summer reading
10 Ways to Support Your Child's Literacy at Home from the National Center on Improving Literacy
The organization Reading Rockets provides guidance in Reading 101: A Guide for Parents
Friends of Bristol Elementary School website, Facebook group, and email friendsofbristolelementary@gmail.com
Danbury Elementary School PTO website
New Hampton Community School PTO email thenhcspto@gmail.com and Facebook group
Friends of Newfound Memorial Middle School PTCO Facebook group and email friendsofnmms.ptco@gmail.com
Boosters of Newfound Regional High School email nrhsboosters@gmail.com and Facebook group
Tapply-Thompson Community Center (TTCC) website
Parenting a Second Time Around (PASTA) group: email Newfound Schools' social worker Jenn Kastick jkastick@sau4.org