Hi! Thanks for being a part of our Fall Mountain family.

Congratulations to our graduates!

We look forward to engaging more with you. Make sure you send us your news - the easiest way is to send an email to news@sau60.org.

Lots of activities coming up - and books and more!

Decorate Graduation Caps on June 1st at Silsby!

Through the ReKINDling Curiosity program, qualifying students will have up to $775 of their youth recreation camp fees covered by the Department of Education. Funds are limited and there are rules for eligibility, but spread the word!

PS. Camps & recreation programs must be eligible and registered to participate - so if you work with a camp, be sure to register 😀.

Make sure you check out the Superintendent's Corner of the website!

On May 20th we had our pen pal meet and greet. Ninth and tenth graders met the second and third graders they have been writing to all year. A group of juniors and seniors set-up and ran numerous activities such as a treasure hunt, obstacle course, field day stations, a scavenger hunt, the Storywalk© and cooperative games. A ninth grader wore the Wildcat Costume for 3+hours!

All in all 165 district students were involved in this visit. Here are some great quotes we heard:

• “I love it here, I don’t ever want to go back to school.” NWS 2nd grader.
• “The best part of my day was meeting my pen pal.” APS 3rd grader.
• “Elementary students have so much energy, they just keep going.” HS junior.
• “There were a lot of positives that came from today, every group I was with on the treasure hunt had a great time.” HS Junior

Fall Mountain Regional High School hosted the annual spring career fair on May 29, 2024, during TEAM time in the gymnasium.

Eighteen local businesses participated in the career fair. These valued community members offered students information about their companies and industries, including potential for summer and part-time employment as well as career opportunities after high school graduation. Students learned valuable information about careers in their community and also gained important communication and investigative skills.

Participants included were Bensonwood Homes, New Hampshire Department of Transportation, Tractor Supply in Walpole, Hubbard LLC, Walpole Veterinary Hospital, Dartmouth Health, Endyne Water Testing, GreenSource Fabrication Walpole Valley Farm, Whelen, Sullivan County Nursing, Timken Super Precision, Laura Dunbar Art, USDA Farm Service Agency, Cheshire County Conservation District, Bergeron Mechanical HVAC, Sullivan County Department Of Corrections, Walpole Recreation Department, and the Savings Bank of Walpole.

The Career Fair is held twice a year at FMRHS. Anyone who is interested in participating in the fall can contact Kim Chandler at kchandler@sau60.org. Thank you Ms Gowdy and Ms Chandler!

Earl Gochey is the first and current President of the FMRHS Alumni Association!

He served in the military, earned an M.B.A. from Rutgers University, is currently retired - and says his most notable achievement is his family!