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Today we're announcing guidance to safely reopen schools this fall. Designed by the School Transition Reopening and Redesign Taskforce, and approved by public health experts, this guidance provides districts with the flexibility to safely reopen, adopt a hybrid model, or continue remote learning according to their needs.
We all share a goal in getting our kids back to school safely and believe this guidance allows schools to open, but we know each school district will have a different path forward. Instead of a one-size-fits-all approach, this is a guide that values local control, and helps each school district make the best decision for their students and teachers.
Read the guidance here: www.covidguidance.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt381/files/inline-documents/sonh/k-12-back-to-school.pdf
Yesterday we held our 2020 NHASP Annual Meeting. It included a distinguished panel of guest speakers!
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NHASP Virtual Annual Meeting 6/24/20
On June 24, 2020 New Hampshire Association of School Principals met virtually for our 2020 Annual Meeting. Thank you to our guest speakers and to our Board f...#WeLeadNH In this Voices podcast, we are joined by the New Hampshire Association of School Principals Executive Director Bridey Bellemare, as well as four acting administrators in NH schools.
Elementary principal Dave Levesque from Pleasant Street Elementary School in Laconia, assistant principal of curriculum and instruction Kathleen Murphy from Clark Wilkins School in Amherst, and high school principals Bill Lonergan from Campbell HS and Bill McGowan of Winnacunnet HS join Bridey on the call.
During this insightful conversation, Bridey shares the role of NHASP as a supporter and connector, while the administrators share the various ways they are leaning on their networks and connections to support them during this difficult time.
The principals discuss the various “trouble spots” they are keeping a close eye on, and how they have focused on the safety, health, and well-being of their communities during this time.
Questions still remain, like how to keep a five-year-old socially distanced, as well as how to best plan for the gaps that now exist, and how to most safely and effectively return to school in the fall. The need to support the social and emotional needs of students and staff is also clearly understood as an area of focus moving forward.
The principals wrap up the conversation noting that in this small state, it has been critically important to communicate and connect with each other, all in support of helping students be as successful as can be during this difficult time.
Voices from the Field with Jonathan Vander Els: Bridey Bellemare
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In this Voices podcast, we are joined by the New Hampshire Association of School Principals Executive Director Bridey Bellemare, as well as four acting administrators in NH schools.NHASP
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