Students will make good choices regarding their learning and personal wellness.
Students will take responsibility for contributing to a safe and caring environment.
Students will work productively with a variety of people and respect their differences.
Students will be active participants in academic, artistic, and athletic pursuits within a healthy community.
Our community is dedicated to safe and happy learning experiences for all.
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All library books are due back by Friday, June 8, to allow time for an inventory of materials. Students are still expected to have a book for RED time until the end of the school year, so they may need to utilize public libraries, classroom libraries, personal collections, etc. to obtain a book.
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The State of New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services requires schools to report student noncompliance with immunization requirements. In order for your child to be in compliance with the New Hampshire State Immunization law RSA 141-C:6 Part He-P 301.13 “Documentation of Immunizations,” Kennett Middle School is required to receive evidence of updated immunizations [...]
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