Peter Woodbury School News

Spirit week will be the week before February vacation. Students are encouraged to participate at the level they are comfortable with. Monday 2/20 : Mustache  Monday Tuesday 2/21 : Sports Day-support your favorite team  Wednesday 2/22 : Wacky  Wednesday -be creative! Thursday 2/23 : Dress up as a favorite book or movie character Friday 2/24 : PWS school spirit day-wear your PWS gear or dress in black in white like a penguin

Peter Woodbury's Annual Family Fun Night is coming up on February 15th. This night is always a lot of fun and is only successful when our entire school community comes together. Please take a look at this sign up genius for parents to volunteer to help out on this night. We have many, many open spots so if you're coming please check it out and see if you can donate some time.

Order forms for our annual Family Fun Night are going home with students today.  All orders are due back no later than next Wednesday, January 25th. You can click here for the order form and additional information. 

It will soon be time to register Kindergarten and First Grade students for the 2017–2018 school year.  Registration packets can be picked up at your appropriate school beginning February 6th between 7:15 am and 3:15 pm beginning February 6th. Completed forms, along with your child’s birth certificate, two (2) proofs of residency, a current copy of your child’s physical and immunizations can be returned to the appropriate elementary school March 3rd-9th (excluding Saturday and Sunday).  A child must attain his/her fifth birthday on or before September 30th, 2017 to be eligible for kindergarten. A child must attain his/her sixth birthday on or before September 30th,  2017 to be eligible for first grade.  New Hampshire law requires all new students to present an up-to-date record of immunizations upon admission to school. In addition, record of a physical exam, done no more than one year prior to entrance, is required. Each of the three elementary schools provide a...

Here is the latest episode of the Channel 180 News Show. The news show is made possible through a grant given to Mrs. Correia by the Bedford Education Foundation. Mrs. Correia works with a handful of 4th graders to produce the show. It is written by, filmed by and edited by the students. 

Thanks to our enrichment teacher, Mrs. Speaker, and many volunteers for a successful first annual Ellis Island Simulation. Check out the video of the experience.

We are looking for a few engineering volunteers to help a PWS student get a prosthetic hand. We are teaming with students at the Academy of Science and Design in Nashua who will meet every Monday from 3:30-4:30. They are establishing a chapter of the E-Nable Organization and will be utilizing 3D printing to make prosthetics. Their hope is to make a prosthetic for any child in NH who may be in need of one. Please contact Mr. Mitchell ( mitchelld@sau25.net ) if you are interested or have any questions.