Peter Woodbury School News

Please take a moment to fill out this form letting us know whether your child can participate in the Tripod Survey or not. We are asking for parents to fill this out for each child attending PWS by Friday, April 19th. Thank you!

Please take a moment to watch what the Channel 180 News Show has revealed about our school yard!

This is an exciting spring as we prepare for the 10th anniversary of the PWS Community School Yard. A decade ago, it was a barren bark mulch oasis.  Through community support, donations, grants, and PWS family participation, we developed a one of a kind Community School Yard without district funding. GARDEN CLUB is beginning May 3 for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th graders. Please CLICK HERE for the first come-first served registration form. We have a new plan for the Daly Garden, named in memory of a former teacher, Cindy Daly. We will be building new beds, a small orchard, creating a class gathering space and having portable planters.  The active play area will be getting some additional pieces of new equipment. Our fourth grade students will be creating a labyrinth as their legacy. It is up to our school community to preserve this wonderful treasure. If you would like to help with our SPRING SPRUCE UP of our school yard, please mark May 5 on your calendar and SIGN UP ...

Grandparents/Senior Day at PWS Friday, May 3, 2019 8:30am Arrival & Check In 8:45am Full Breakfast; meet our Principal & Assistant Principal 9:15am Classroom Visits & Tours 10:15am Performance by PWS Chorus RSVP by Tuesday, April 30, 2019 using the link below. Grandparent's Day Registration Invite grandparents, special aunts or uncles, cherished neighbors or honored family friends

Peter Woodbury is still experiencing issues with telephones. This means our usual number is not working right now. If you need to call Peter Woodbury today then you will want to use 603-471-6270 to reach us. We are working to get this problem resolved and will notify you as soon as it's fixed. Thanks for your understanding.

Mrs. Marshall's 3rd grade class at Peter Woodbury Elementary School and Quinn Hutchins, senior from Bedford High School have forged a special relationship as a result of Read Across America week. Mr. Parker, BHS Athletic Director, brought some of the boys and girls hockey players over to PWS on March 6 so they could read to every class in grades K-3. Each hockey player went into a classroom to read a book and spend time with the students. Quinn made such an impression on the third graders that they wrote him notes thanking him for coming in and drawing him pictures to wish him luck at his championship game. To say Quinn was touched by what he got from them is an understatement. He took time to create a small surprise unique to each student in Mrs. Marshall's class. Quinn hand wrote a note to every student, being sure to reference something from their letter. For example, "I really liked your hockey stick drawing", "the BHS hockey socks and paws all over the card...