A Message from Superintendent Patrick Andrew June 16, 2020
Thank you all so much for your cooperation, understanding, patience and hard work during this difficult experience of remote instruction. It has certainly been a challenge but the extraordinary kindness shown by so many has made the journey easier. As we look to the fall 2020 opening of school there are still many unanswered questions. We currently have nine sub committees working on protocols for returning to school in September.
As soon as there are firm plans for how school will resume in September, I will share those plans with faculty, staff, students and parents. At present, we are awaiting guidance from the Governor's task force on reopening schools, which will make its recommendations in mid July. From those guidelines we will develop a plan that makes sense for Moultonborough Schools and will share the details of the plan with faculty, staff, students, parents and community members.
I know we are all anxious to know what the fall will look like for schools but we simply do not have enough data to make final decision at this time. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we plan for a successful 2020-2021 school year.
Best wishes for a safe and restful summer.
Message from Superintendent Patrick Andrew, June 9, 2020
Dear Moultonborough community Members,
The recent killing of George Floyd, the ensuing widespread riots and protests may leave children with many questions and emotions. These issues can be difficult to discuss with children in an age appropriate manner. The Moultonborough School and Community Charter has five pillars: Respect, Responsibility, Integrity, Compassion and Moral Courage. I want to make clear, both personally and on behalf of Moultonborough Schools, that we will do all we can as a school system to uphold these ideals. We will address them directly in our educational programs, and in our engagement with students and families, working for a world that is equitable and kind; where people do not have to fear for their lives because of the color of their skin; and where everyone has the same opportunities to grow, thrive and enjoy their lives. Here is a link to our website where school staff will be posting educational resources over the next couple of days that may help you in discussing these issues with your child. http://www.sau45.org/departments/curriculum_coordinator/equity_and_social_justice_resources