Shifting to Student Centered Learning

At the 2015 Spirit of New Hampshire Awards event held on November 10 at the Capital Center for the Arts in Concord, Clayton Wood was recognized for his long-time volunteer service to the Pittsfield School District.  Clayton has volunteered with the district since 2008 and continues to provide his important voluntary service to the district….

On the day after the 9/11 attacks, an executive for a New York advertising agency that included New York’s Metropolitan Transit Authority as one of its clients wrote down an idea for a slogan that he hoped would save lives:  If You See Something, Say Something. It didn’t take long for our U.S. Department of…

A series of four articles written by Chris Sturgis regarding the redesign process here at Pittsfield School District. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4    

The main office weekday hours at Pittsfield Elementary School have been reduced to 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and the main office at Pittsfield Middle High School is closed through April 3. All phone calls are being filtered through PES. You can still reach the main office by calling 435-8432 or 435-6701 and dialing 0….

The Pittsfield School District proposed budget for the 2018-2019 school year reflects an increase of $517,461 and increases from the current year budget of $10,105,763 to $10,623,224 (an estimated tax rate increase of $1.50/thousand). While this is a greater than usual Pittsfield single-year increase, the ten-year increase (since 2008-2009) has been about 7%, or about half…