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This message includes:
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Happy Summer!
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E-Bikes
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Habitat for Humanity Playhouse Project - Tomorrow
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No Kid Hungry Summer Food Resources
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Rodgers Library Teen Hangout and Summer Programs
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Hudson Historical Society Scarecrow Competition - July 11
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Tutor.com Information
- Athletics this Week
- Where to Find Information in the District
- This Past Week at Hudson School District
- Calendar Reminders
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As the school year closes, there have been many end-of-year school events, student recognitions, and celebrations. Last Thursday was Alvirne's graduation, recognizing students' high school graduation. At the end of the school year, there were specific school events: the kindergarten turn the corner ceremony, grade 5 students visiting the middle school, and grade 8 class day. At each transition in school, students continue the progression in their educational journey. The school district is fortunate to have the continued partnership with families, the community, and organizations, all of which support the mission of "achieving excellence together."
I want to wish students, staff, families, and the community an enjoyable and safe summer vacation.
Dan Moulis, Superintendent
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Working collaboratively with the Hudson Police Department, the Hudson School District recently created the attached alternative forms of transportation procedure. This procedure was adopted on June 1st and goes into effect for the 2026-2027 school year.
Alternative Forms of Student Transportation Procedure
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Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashua-Manchester will host a Playhouse Project event on June 18, with help from construction and woodworking students at The Palmer Center at Alvirne! The students have built kits that corporate teams will assemble and decorate as part of the event, which will positively impact the local community.
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From the Food & Nutrition Services team:
Students and families can participate in both Summer EBT and Summer Meals programs, as well as other programs like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). No Kid Hungry has a full list of available resources for families to use to help stay fed throughout the summer months.
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Parents and students in grades 4-12 have free, 24/7 access to online tutoring and test prep through Tutor.com, part of a statewide partnership between the New Hampshire Department of Education and the service. The resource offers extensive support for various subjects and includes specialized SAT and ACT test preparation, which provides self-paced courses, practice tests, and one-on-one tutoring. Additionally, students can use the platform for on-demand homework help, drop-off essay reviews, and access other valuable academic tools.
Access to Tutor.com is available directly through students’ Backpack, making it easy to get help whenever it is needed.
To learn more about Tutor.com, please see the flyer below.
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On Friday, students in Mrs. Goss' class at Nottingham West Elementary School dug and put in plants as part of the district's Farm to School grant. The students planted blueberry bushes, strawberries, sunflowers, lavender, basil, cilantro, thyme, and rosemary throughout the day.
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Schools throughout the district celebrated the end of the year with field days, including Library Street School, which held theirs this past Wednesday.
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Hudson Memorial School honored its departing 8th-grade students on Tuesday morning with its annual Class Day ceremony. A full recording of the event can be found on HCTV's website.
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The complete Hudson School District calendar, which includes all schools within the district, can be found here.
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2026-07-13 (Mon)
HSB-Hudson School Board Meeting [School Board] — 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
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Hudson School District
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