Good evening Winchester families,As you have probably heard by now, Governor Sununu has issued a stay-at home order for non essentials and has extended remote learning through May 4. I understand that this is a challenging time for all of you. I wanted to reach out and let you know that food deliveries and pick up will continue. DHHS still approves of work packet... READ MORE >

Click here for the Bus Stop TimesHello Winchester Families! Thank you for your patience. We have been working hard to put all the details together for Monday morning when we will begin distribution of remote learning packets and of breakfast and lunch for those who have elected to receive it. We are aware that some folks do not have devices, so the first week... READ MORE >

Due to an increased number of cases of COVID-19 over the last 24 hours Governor Sununu has issued a directive to spend the next week planning to transition to remote learning. As a result, school staff will report to work, however students will not beginning tomorrow, March 16. Remote learning strategies will begin as of March 23. We have received word today, that... READ MORE >

This is Valerie Carey with the Winchester School. I’m reaching out to let you know that at this time, we are not closing school in Winchester. I assure you that we are closely following all the available information and guidance from the department of health and human services and the department of education. We have several scheduled meetings on Monday and Tuesday... READ MORE >

What does an unfair property tax mean for local communities and New Hampshire Students?District 2 Executive Councilor Andru Volinsky's much-touted statewide Education Funding 101 Tour is coming to Winchester.Come learn about the fundamental unfairness of public education funding under our current property tax system, and how it impacts students, teachers, and... READ MORE >