How You Can Help
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Attend School Board meetings in person or via Zoom
Engage your friends, family, and neighbors on this important topic
Babysit for a friend, family member, or neighbor with children in the District so more parents may attend meetings
Cook a meal for a friend, family member, or neighbor with children in the District so more parents may attend meetings
Support District staff regardless of outcome. Understand they may not be able to advocate for themselves during meetings due to their employment.
Mark your calendar with upcoming important dates
Write a Letter to the Editor in a local paper (see below)
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Attend School Board Meetings in person or via Zoom. You may not give public comment, but your presence is supportive and seen.
Engage your friends, family, and neighbors on this important topic
Babysit for a friend, family member, or neighbor with children in the District so more parents may attend meetings
Cook a meal for a friend, family member, or neighbor with children in the District so more parents may attend meetings
Support District staff regardless of outcome, and understand they may not be able to advocate for themselves during meetings due to their employment
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The InterTown Record: Letters should be under 500 words and emailed to info@intertownrecord.com
The Concord Monitor: Letters should be under 250 words and submitted using this form.
The Messenger: Letters should be under 250 words and emailed to leighb@tds.net
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Contact savekearsargeschools@gmail.com for more information. As of this writing, yard signs are available at no charge.
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Jason Mutschler and Abigail Strauss of Warner, NH paid for all signage through mid-October, 2026.
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All buildings in the Kearsarge Regional School District have critical needs.
We are looking to collect commitments for free or reduced priced services from contractors who have an interest in keeping our local schools open. Deferred maintenance is not a good reason to close our schools and New Englanders have a long history of working together to support our local communities. We plan to consolidate this information and provide a database of these resources to the Kearsarge Regional School District.
All critical needs for all buildings are listed in this document and have been categorized by priority level and condition.
Kearsarge Regional High School: Pages 1 - 45
Kearsarge Regional Middle School: Pages 46 - 69
Kearsarge Regional Elementary School at New London: Pages 70 - 95
Kearsarge Regional Elementary School at Bradford: Pages 96 - 115
Simonds Elementary School: Pages 116 - 143
Sutton Central School: Pages 144 - 157
*Kearsarge Professional Development Center / SAU: Pages 158 - 181
*A small portion of this building is used by the Elementary School in New London, located across the street and the building is included in the facilities report but is not a stand-alone school.
Many thanks to those interested in supporting public education in this way.