Middle Level Students have half their classes one week (Red Week) and the other half of their classes the next week (Black Week), alternating each week until May 17. The goal of this schedule change is to reduce potential exposure and to limit the impacts of quarantining so that school may stay in session in person.
March 1-5 Black Week. (Blocks: B, C, F, H, E) March 8-12 Red Week (Blocks: A, D, F, G, E)
More detailed schedules for each grade level may be found here.
Middle Level Principal: Joe Lane jlane@sau45.org The Moultonborough Middle Level consists of grades 5 to grades 8. Moultonborough Middle Level offer developmentally appropriate supports and opportunities for the middle level learners of the school district. Fifth and Sixth graders attend classes at MCS while Seventh and Eighth graders attend classes at MA.
The district is offering complimentary breakfast and lunch for all children 18 years and younger. (Courtesy of a USDA grant to provide relief during COVID-19.) Meals are available to all students.
Students in remote learning may utilize Curb-Side Pickup at the backdoor of the cafeteria located at Moultonborough Academy. We ask that you send an email at least 2 days in advance to meals@sau45.org to let us know if you would like the curbside pickup.
Curb-Side Pickup also applies to homeschooled children, siblings not yet enrolled in school, and any child that is 18 years and younger.
The more residents 18 and under that participate in the breakfast and lunch program, the more grant funding the district receives. We encourage any Moultonborough resident who is 18 years and younger to get these complimentary meals.
The recent killing of George Floyd, the ensuing widespread riots and protests may leave children with many questions and emotions. These issues can be difficult to discuss with children in an age appropriate manner. The Moultonborough School and Community Charter has five pillars: Respect, Responsibility, Integrity, Compassion and Moral Courage. The Moultonborough Schools will do all we can as a school system to uphold these ideals. We address them directly in our educational programs, and in our engagement with students and families, working for a world that is equitable and kind; where people do not have to fear for their lives because of the color of their skin; and where everyone has the same opportunities to grow, thrive and enjoy their lives.
Educational resources that may help you in discussing racism with your child may be found here.
Middle Level School Climate Report can be found here: