Dear Parents, I hope that you had a wonderful, warm holiday season. I am certain that you are looking forward to 2021 as much as I am. Hope is on the horizon, yes? I enjoyed some family time with my… Read more >
Dear Parents, Thank you so much for the warm welcome. I am enjoying meeting you and your families. I am looking forward to seeing many of you on Zoom next week for our parent gatherings on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday… Read more >
Did you know that Crossroads is partnered with Amazon Smile? When you shop at Amazonsmile.com a part of your purchase will go towards the Crossroads Fund at no extra cost to you! It’s a simple and automatic way to support Crossroads… Read more >
COVID Information: As of yesterday, Grafton county (~90,000 people) has 119 identified active cases of COVID-19. Lyme has zero active cases, Hanover has 29 active cases, and Lebanon has 11 active cases. NH DHHS Modifications: New Hampshire Department of Health… Read more >
Dear Crossroads Parents, It has been just over five years since I wrote my last weekly update for Crossroads parents. This first letter won’t be as inclusive as those that will follow as I have not been on campus in… Read more >
As of yesterday, Grafton county (~90,000 people) has 107 identified active cases of COVID-19. Lyme has zero active cases, Hanover has 17 active cases, and Lebanon has 1 – 4 active cases. Each month, Crossroads Academy highlights key intellectual, moral,… Read more >
Governor Sununu announced that covid projections show 500 – 1,000 new cases per day in New Hampshire for the next six weeks. The level of community transmission has reached substantial (red) levels in Grafton County. The nation and New… Read more >
During the week of November 16-20, Crossroads will be offering a series of health education classes for grades five through eight. Our team includes Matt McGuigan, Kathy Barth, and professional guest speakers from the Upper Valley community. This curriculum has… Read more >
As of yesterday, Grafton county (~90,000 people) has 26 identified active cases of COVID-19. Lyme has five active cases, Hanover has seven active cases, and Lebanon has 1-4 active cases. Governor Sununu’s executive order closing indoor ice rinks expires this… Read more >
As of yesterday, Grafton county (~90,000 people) has 27 identified active cases of COVID-19. Lyme has 1-4 active cases, Hanover has seven active cases, and Lebanon has 1-4 active cases. There is no evidence that schools are fueling community transmission… Read more >
