Job Fair: Paraprofessionals

SAU 16 is pleased to offer a recruitment fair for those interested in a paraprofessional role on Thursday, July 25th from 4:00-6:00 pm held at the Cooperative Middle School located at 100 Academic Way in Stratham.

Paraprofessional educators work in a variety of classroom settings supporting students, including students with special education needs. If you are not sure if this is the right job for you, come and learn more! From 4:00-4:30 on July 25th, Our Special Education Directors will speak about the role and you will hear from several paraprofessionals who work in the SAU.

Upon conclusion of the information session, candidates will have the opportunity to interview. The structure of the job fair is a mini interview and it is a great opportunity to spend some time with a Director.

Please register for the paraprofessional job fair so we will have information on the number of attendees.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Human Resources office at 603-775-8657.

Kindergarten Registration

2019-2020

Registration packets for next year's kindergarten students are available in the Main Office from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. If you cannot stop in to pick one up, please call 603-775-8946 to make other arrangements. Learn more on our New Students page.

NH State Senator Visits MSS

As a part of the second-grade science curriculum, the students in 2MC/P became aware of how the environment affects the lives of various animals. As a result, they became interested in conservation. Using Project Based Learning concepts, the class decided to complete a project based upon their interest. Past classes have selected projects that influenced the school administrators, teachers, and students to become more aware of the impact certain school practices have on the environment.

This year's group of enthusiastic students were interested in trying to make community changes. They embraced the idea of protecting the ocean and its animals by encouraging local restaurants to limit the number of Styrofoam containers used by customers and eliminate the number of plastic bags used in Exeter. They also encouraged Main Street School to begin composting.

They researched the issues surrounding these topics and secured with parental help a knowledgeable speaker, who ignited their passion for the project. They wrote opinion essay and letters which were sent to the Exeter Select Board, State Representatives and Senators, and local businesses. State Senator Morgan and State Representative Grossman visited the classroom to hear the students' concerns.