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A caring, cooperative, respectful, and academically challenging community of learners.

The New Hampshire Department of Education (NHED) is conducting its annual Parent Involvement survey for parents of students who receive special education services. This survey assesses how effectively school districts engage families to improve services for children with disabilities.
Why should you take the survey?
Please complete one survey for each child you have receiving special education services. All responses are anonymous. Click here to display the survey QR code and take the survey.
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Contra Dancing is far from a relic of the past; it remains a flourishing social staple throughout our region. With weekly community dances held in various towns across the area, it serves as a bridge between generations and a testament to our local spirit. By introducing this to our students, we are connecting them to a broader social network that exists right in their own backyard. During these sessions, students didn't just watch—they moved! Not only did they learn the steps, but also the social piece of cooperation, respect, and communication that makes this form of social dancing successful and fun.

Our SMS musicians truly knocked it out of the park at the recent District Concerts! Both the Band and Chorus shined on stage, showing off the incredible talent and hard work they’ve put in all year. It was awesome to see our Pumas collaborating with students from across the district to put on such a professional and moving performance. A big shout-out to our dedicated directors for their leadership, and a huge thank you to all the families who came out to cheer on our performers. We are so proud of how our music department represented South Meadow School!
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The SMS Drama Club will present A Gallery to Die For on Friday, March 27 at 6:00 PM and Saturday, March 28 at 2:00 PM in the SMS Gym. Admission is $5 for students and $7 for adults.

On Wednesday, March 18, students in the middle and high school chorus ensembles presented the Annual District Choral Concert at ConVal High School Gymnasium.
The ConVal High School Chamber Choir performed the evening's first selection, "Catch and Release" by Jocelyn Hagen. The South Meadow School 5th Grade Chorus followed with "Puttin' On The Ritz" in an arrangement by Kirby Shaw, which featured several well-applauded solos by individual singers. The Great Brook School 5th and 6th Grade Chorus presented "Prints of Peace" by Rollo Dilworth.
Jake Runestad's "Nyon Nyon," an exploration of the effects that one can produce with the human voice, allowed the members of ConVal Select Choir to showcase their musical talents. "Love Never Leaves," a heartfelt piece about remembering a loved one, composed by Jacob Narverud, allowed the SMS Select Chorus to shine. ConVal's Trouble Clefs a cappella ensemble picked up the pace with "Happier" in an arrangement by Jacob Narverud.
Jacob Narverud also composed "Nisi Ni Moja," an upbeat number performed by the Great Brook 7th and 8th Grade Chorus. Ayrian Norman provided the next selection of the concert, "Fly," which was presented by the South Meadow 6th, 7th & 8th Grade Chorus. The ConVal Concert Choir performed the penultimate song, the technically challenging "From the Underground" by Dan Wiebe.
The heartwarming "Dance, Love, Sing, Live" by Greg Gilpin brought together all participating chorus members for the concert's inspirational finale, including elementary school singers from Antrim, Dublin Consolidated, Greenfield, Hancock, Peterborough, Pierce, and Temple Elementary Schools.
Congratulations to all the student performers and their chorus directors, Logan Phillips (GBS), Elizabeth Fortin (SMS), and Brian Moore (ConVal High School)!
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