Participating in a school spirit week can be so much fun! Please see the list for our December Spirit Week coming up. Whatever the theme, remember that spirit week is about having fun and showing school spirit!

Please click here to read the Husky Herald for the week of December 9-13.

Come see what the PTO has been up to since the beginning of the year and support the staff and students at HES! The next meeting is December 4th in the library at 5:30.

The 2024 Children and the Arts Lantern Parade in Peterborough, New Hampshire will take place on Saturday, December 7 at 6 PM, with a rain date of Sunday, December 8 at 6 PM. The parade will start behind the M&T Bank at 35 Main St and end at Putnam Park. 

Here are some details about the parade:

• Lantern distribution: Poles and lights will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis starting at 5:15 PM in front of the bank.
• What to wear: Dress warmly in hats, gloves, and a warm coat, and wear walking shoes or boots.
• What to bring: Bring your lantern.
• Supervision: Students must be accompanied by a responsible adult on the parade route. The recommended ratio is two children per adult.
• Volunteer: You can volunteer for the event. 

The Children and the Arts Festival Committee sponsors the event, which is not associated with the ConVal School District.

Please click here to read the Husky Herald for the week of December 2-6.

Kindergarten, first, and second grade students have been reading popular children's books written by Mo Willems. This week they are making ornaments for their tree that they will submit to the Festival of Trees at the Antrim Library.  The theme of the tree is based on the hilarious book, “Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus.”  Students are visiting different stations to make ornaments for the tree. This station is set up for tracing pictures of their favorite character from the Mo Willems books.

Please click here to read the Husky Herald for the week of November 25-29.

Ms. Lamere's 4th-grade class has been studying government and had the opportunity to take a field trip to the State House and the Supreme Court! It was a fantastic way to learn about how our government works and the important roles these buildings play in making and interpreting laws.