The ConVal School District has summer learning opportunities available for elementary and middle school students. The Title 1, Explore and Expand, and Middle School Summer Academy programs will run from July 5 through July 27,
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The Contoocook Valley School District budget vote will be held on Tuesday, March 28, 2023. Below are the places in the town of your residence where you can cast your vote:
For a brief video on the budget,
Read More: School District Budget Vote Tuesday, March 28, 2023
The students shared all of their tricks and skills with the community. THank you to Troy Wonderle for sharing his magic with our school. Also, thank you to PTO for providing the funding afor the residency nd consessions the night of the event.
Read More: The Circus is in Town! Wonderle’s Big Top Adventures!
Dear FES families,
We hope you have weathered this storm. We are ready to welcome students back to school tomorrow, March 17, 2023. We will have a two hour delay and will follow our usual schedule for a delay.
Thank you to all the community members who have stepped up to join Francestown Elementary School so we could continue in-person learning!
Francestown Elementary School Principal Beth Gibney explains the fall 2020 reopening plan in a webcast. Please click on the link below to play the 10-minute presentation.
Please click on the video below to see FES staff recognize your contributions to making remote instruction and learning such a success at Francestown Elementary School!
Read More: Thank You, Parents, For Being The Best Co-Teachers!
Please click on the player below to access the video of the Francestown Elementary School parade on April 16, 2020.
Note the names of the students that were written on the windows of the school bus!
In the spring of 2016, NH Department of Environmental Services issued recommendations for voluntary testing of lead in drinking water at all schools and daycares. This action was in large part a result of lead toxicity to children from the water crisis in Flint,
In the spring of 2016, NH Department of Environmental Services issued recommendations for voluntary testing of lead in drinking water at all schools and daycares. This action was in large part a result of lead toxicity to children from the water crisis in Flint,