Lily showed great ethical behavior and self-advocacy by appropriately apologizing after unintentionally upsetting a friend. She also came up with a compromise that made them both happy — demonstrating thoughtfulness and care in her actions. 💙✨
#RamPride #EthicalBehavior #StudentShoutOut #ConflictResolution
If you are looking for a great educational weekend activity, our friends at Moose Mountain Regional Greenway are offering a Winter Tree ID Walk
Join MMRG and Lindsay Watkins, UNH Cooperative Extension county forester and county forester for Strafford and Belknap, for a winter tree identification walk at Teneriffe Mountain Forest in Milton, NH Saturday December 6, 9:30a - 12p. This ecologically rich property features primarily oak and mixed hardwoods, with dramatic changes in forest composition as the elevation changes. Highlights include a rare chestnut oak stand—possibly one of the northernmost in New Hampshire—and a critically imperiled pitch pine rocky ridge community. Learn how to identify trees without their leaves while exploring one of the region’s most fascinating forest landscapes.
Visit https://mmrgnh.org/events for more information
Our ELO Program at Nute has worked closely with Branch Hill Farm, the MMRGs sister organization, and greatly appreciates the relationship we have with these community organizations.
Nicotine pouches are being marketed as “tobacco-free” alternatives, but they are just as addictive and are becoming increasingly popular among youth. To help parents stay informed, Parents Against Vaping is hosting an important webinar with Dr. Shivani Mathur Gaiha of Boston Children’s Hospital.
This session will explore the rise of nicotine pouches, the ways they’re marketed to young people, and what families can do to protect kids and our wider community.
Webinar Details
Title: The Pouch Problem: Protecting Kids From a New Nicotine Trend
Date: Tuesday, December 2
Time: 6:00 PM EST
Location: Zoom
(Registration link and QR code are included on the attached flyer.)
During the webinar, you will learn how to:
Recognize how nicotine pouches are marketed and sold to youth
Understand the health risks and addictive nature of these products
Talk with kids and community members about emerging nicotine trends
Parents will have the opportunity to ask questions and leave with practical next steps to support prevention at home and at school.
Please see the attached flyer for full details and registration information.
Arianna showed amazing respect and empathy during lunch on Wednesday. She noticed a peer who was very upset — someone not in her grade and not part of her usual group — and went over to lift their spirits. Acts like this show how much Arianna cares about others! 💙✨
#RamPride #RespectAndEmpathy #StudentShoutOut #KindnessMatters
Caffeine consumption in children can lead to sleep difficulties, behavioral or mental health concerns (such as increased anxiety, stress, or aggression), and in some cases, heart rhythm problems, seizures, and other health risks.
To learn more, you can view these interesting articles on the John Hopkins , Pediatric Associates, and CDC websites
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at 603-652-4591
Thanks,
Coreen Toussaint, RN
School Nurse Nute Middle High School
Izzy showed wonderful respect and empathy today by supporting a classmate who was struggling. She offered a fidget to help him stay focused and let him know she’s always willing to share. Small acts of kindness like this make a big impact — thank you, Izzy, for spreading positivity in our school! 💙✨
#RamPride #RespectAndEmpathy #StudentShoutOut #KindnessMatters
Date: Tomorrow
Time: 7:15 AM
Location: Nute Middle School
We look forward to celebrating and thanking you for your service!
Mr. Eibert has transformed math classes into fun, interactive, hands-on investigations that make learning both engaging and meaningful. His classroom is an ideal environment for students who might not naturally love math or who get bored with traditional worksheets and bookwork. By taking the time to learn about his students’ interests, Mr. Eibert connects them with curriculum that both challenges and excites them.
As an all-around positive and inspiring educator, he models what we should all strive to be. His genuine support for students—both in and out of the classroom—is evident through his attendance at sporting events and the strong relationships he builds with learners. He also values collaboration, regularly communicating with colleagues to share ideas, solve problems, and continue growing as a team. His consistency in pursuing student-centered goals and forward movement is truly encouraging.
This summer, Mr. Eibert represented Nute at NH CREATES, a statewide initiative supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and focused on cultivating interest and expertise in regenerative medicine and biotechnology. Through this program, he explored innovative ways to bring hands-on biotechnology and regenerative medicine concepts into our classrooms—helping to inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers, and healthcare professionals.
👏🔬🧬 Thank you, Mr. Eibert, for your dedication to advancing STEM education and for making learning exciting, relevant, and full of possibility!
Today, November 10, and Wednesday, November 12, there will be Middle School Girls Basketball Open Gym from 4:00-5:30PM. More dates for practices will come soon.
Farmington-Thursday the 13th
6PM@ Farmington High School Gym
Nute- Friday the 14th
6PM @ Nute High School Gym
Ayden showed outstanding respect and empathy today by taking care of our classroom space. After the final bell rang, he stayed behind to clean the floor and put up his classmates’ chairs before heading out for the day — without being asked.
Actions like this make a big difference in our school community. Thank you, Ayden, for leading by example! 👏💙
#RamPride #RespectAndEmpathy #StudentShoutOut #TakeCareOfYourSpace
RETAKE DAY IS NOVEMBER 12TH for NUTE
Retake day is for new students and staff members, transfer students, or for anyone who may have missed the initial picture day. Additionally, we welcome anyone who was unhappy with their original picture and would like to give it another try. Retake photos automatically replace original photos in school services and yearbook. If a student chooses to retake their photo, please have them return the original picture package to the photographer on picture day. We will replace it at no additional cost.
If this is the first time being photographed, just have the student/staff go to the camera and we’ll create a proof for them that will be sent to the school (and/or to their family email if we have that information). These proofs will be delivered approx. 4 weeks after picture day. An order code will be on the proof along with ordering instructions.
Come one, Come All! Join us after conferences, on TUESDAY , November 4th from 6:00–7:00 PM for our Unified Arts Night!
Our students have been working hard across the arts, and we’re excited to showcase their creativity and talents to our community.
Stop by after family conferences to explore student artwork, try out instruments at our musical instrument petting zoo, and enjoy fun games in the gym! This is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate our amazing students and the vibrant arts programs that support them.
We can’t wait to see you there and share the incredible work and activities our students have created! 👏✨
Please see this note from our school nurse on doing our part in preventing the spread of illness.
November Note
The Art of Storytelling
February 21st-28th
If you are looking to earn credit over February break, look no further than Durham NH and spending the week with students from all around in the "Art of Story Telling" FFI (Friends Forever International) Experience!
Spend a week immersed in creativity at our week-long overnight program! Participants will explore the art of storytelling and hands-on creative expression through various artistic projects. Participants will also build confidence and communication skills by learning how to craft and deliver compelling speeches, while team-building activities foster collaboration and friendship.
Participants can earn up to 2.0 credits to be applied towards their high school requirements. This program will include the following courses*:
Art of Storytelling (0.5 credit in English)
Hands on Art (0.5 credit in Art)
Team Building (.5 Credits in Leadership)
Public Speaking (.5 Credits in English)
Participants have the option of earning an additional .5 credit by completing a Community Action Project after their program.
For more information on applying for this opportunity please see Mr. Goodwin in Room 211 or email him al.goodwin@nhsau64.gov
🎨 Unified Arts Night – November 4th! 🎭🎶
Join us on TUESDAY, November 4th from 6:00–7:00 PM for our Unified Arts Night!
Our students have been working hard across the arts, and we’re excited to showcase their creativity and talents to our school community.
Stop by after family conferences to explore student artwork, try out instruments at our musical instrument petting zoo, and enjoy fun games in the gym! This is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate our amazing students and the vibrant arts programs that support them.
We can’t wait to see you there and share the incredible work and activities our students have created! 👏✨
This week we’re joining the national movement of Red Ribbon Week to remind ourselves: every piece of your life’s puzzle matters. Choosing healthy, drug‑free habits helps you shape the big picture of your future.
🎯 Tips for Students:
· Pick your pieces wisely: Surround yourself with friends who support and uplift you.
· Fill your puzzle with passion: Try a new hobby, join a club, be active—find what makes you feel strong and proud.
· Reach out when unsure: If you ever feel pressured, unsafe, or just off-track—talk to a trusted adult.
👨👩👧 Tips for Families:
· Open the scene: Make dinner time or a car ride a moment to ask: “What puzzle piece did you add today?”
· Lead by example: Show healthy ways to manage stress, connect with others and enjoy life.
· Tap into local supports: Great resources are right here in our community.
· Parent Resource: Natural High – For Parents – Tips, activities, and conversation starters to help kids thrive drug-free.
📌 Local Support You Can Use:
· Community Partners – Youth & Family Services, mental health, and support for families in Strafford County: communitypartnersnh.org
· Milton Parks & Recreation Youth Programs – Positive activities in our town: miltonnh-us.com
Let’s put the pieces together and make meaningful choices—this week and every week! 💜🧩
#NuteLivesDrugFree #RedRibbonWeek #HealthyChoices #DrugFree
