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 >

As of yesterday, Grafton county (~90,000 people) has 22 identified active cases of COVID-19. Lyme has 1-4 active cases, Hanover has 1-4 active cases, and Lebanon has five active cases.  Dr. Deborah Birx, the United States Coronavirus Response Coordinator, spent…  Read more >

Please join us for Virtual Grandparents and Special Friends Day(s) this week! You’ll have the opportunity to participate in your students classes and virtually meet their teachers and classmates! Lower School Grandparents and Special Friends Day Thursday, October 8 Kindergarten Zoom: 9:30-9:50…  Read more >

As of yesterday, Grafton county (~90,000 people) has 16 identified active cases of COVID-19. Lyme has 1-4 active cases, Hanover has 1-4 active cases, and Lebanon has 1-4  active cases.  It’s October!  Long weekend travel!  If your child leaves New…  Read more >