Conferences scheduled for Friday, November 16 cancelled due to weather

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….

The School District Deliberative Session is scheduled for Wednesday, February 5, at 7:00 p.m. in the Pittsfield Elementary School gymnasisum (snow date of February 6 at 7:00 p.m.). An overview of each warrant article is listed below. Voting day is March 10 at the Town Hall. Article 1:  School Lunch Program.  To see if the…

Free and Reduced Lunch Program. Families must apply for this program every year even if nothing has changed from the last school year.  Families with multiple children, only have to fill the applicaiton out one time listing all of your school aged children on the same form.  If you can complete and hand the paper work in prior…

On Wednesday, September 2, Chris Herren will be in Pittsfield to share his story with students and the community. Herren is a former professional basketball player who lost his life’s dream of playing in the NBA to substance abuse. Herren will speak about the experiences that have impacted his life as a teenager, athlete, and…

Our state’s over-reliance on local property taxes to support public schools disadvantages Pittsfield’s students and other New Hampshire students who live in towns that are often referred to as “property-poor” towns, towns with limited ability to support its students. In multiple rulings, the New Hampshire Supreme Court has clearly affirmed the state’s responsibility to support…