Summer hours at the SAU office will be in effect until August 19, 2022.
8:00-2:00 Monday-Thursday
8:00-12:00 Friday
The SAU office will be closed on Monday, 7/4/22 for Independence Day.

The last day for HASP Elementary-afternoon is Friday, June 17th and HASP Elementary-morning is Monday, June 20th.

The Hinsdale School District is looking for Hinsdale residents to serve on a Superintendent Search Committee. The charge of this committee is to select a Superintendent for the Hinsdale School District.

Please send a detailed letter of interest by July 8, 2022, to:

Maria Webb: Executive Assistant
P.O. Box 27
Hinsdale, NH 03451
mwebb@hnhsd.org

Summer Meals Public Notice 2022

Please be advised that the Hinsdale School District has a vacancy for a Moderator. Qualifications: You must be over eighteen (18) years of age and a registered voter in Hinsdale, NH. Candidates should be aware of the time commitment of overseeing the elections normally held on the second Tuesday in March and the Annual School District meeting the following Saturday. A moderator is a person whose role is to act as a neutral participant in a debate or discussion, hold participants to time limits and try to keep them from straying off the topic of the questions being raised in the debate.

The School Board will review all the letters received and make an appointment. The term of the appointment will run from May 11, 2022, thru March 12, 2023. Letters will be accepted until May 6, at noon. Please send a Letter of Intent to Hinsdale School District Clerk, Ann Marie Diorio P.O. Box 27, Hinsdale, NH,
or send it to adiorio@hnhsd.org

The New Hampshire Department of Education wants to hear from staff, families, and community members in your school community! The 603 Bright Futures Survey is available for you to distribute to your communities now through April 29th. This spring, it is especially important to hear feedback from your district and community. It has been two years since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, and much has changed since that time. While communities start to recover from all of the disruptions, it is critical to understand how staff, families and communities have been impacted, and how they will move forward to plan for the upcoming 2022-2023 school year.

The 603 Bright Futures Survey is also how schools will gather their Special Education Family data in support of the NHDOE’s federal reporting for Indicator 8. This year, all schools and families are eligible to participate.
Please feel free to share the survey with your community.

Survey Links: To access the surveys, please visit the appropriate link(s) beginning Monday, March 14, through Friday, April 29, 2022

Families in K-12, Preschool, and Private Schools: bit.ly/nhdoefamily
Staff in Public and Private Schools: bit.ly/nhdoestaff
Community Members*: bit.ly/nhdoecommunity
* Please note that “Community Members” are those who do not have students enrolled in New Hampshire public schools. Those who do should complete the family surveys instead.

This week, Governor Sununu issued a statement that school districts may not require face masks within buildings.
There is a School Board meeting on Monday, February 28th at 6:15 PM to discuss the mask policy.
Please be advised that the current mask policy remains in place until it is updated at the school board meeting on Monday evening.
Again, masks will be required indoors at school on Monday, February 28th.
We will update everyone regarding the outcome of Monday’s meeting as soon as we are able to.

Data Privacy Week January 24-28, 2022

Press Release