




This group offers a supportive space for adoptive and guardianship caregivers to share the challenges and successes they experience while raising youth across developmental stages. Caregivers have the opportunity to connect with others who have shared experiences, gain support, and exchange strategies in a welcoming environment.
Please feel free to share this opportunity widely with families and community partners who may benefit. Contact information for referrals and questions is included on the flyer.
Thank you for helping us spread the word!
-Vermont Center for Children, Youth, and Families

https://www.colebrookfoodpantry.com/backpack
You can also pick up a hard copy at the Colebrook Food Pantry itself or at one of the school front offices.


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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
The Essex North Supervisory Union Board is pleased to announce the appointment of Elaine Sherry as our next Superintendent.
Following a comprehensive search process, the Board is confident that Ms. Sherry’s extensive background, leadership qualities, and deep connection to the region make her the ideal leader to guide our districts forward.
Ms. Sherry brings 25 years of diverse educational experience to the role, having served as a teacher, special educator, administrator, principal, and college professor. Her career has been defined by a steadfast commitment to creating positive learning environments, supporting educators, and ensuring that every single student has the opportunity to succeed.
"We are incredibly excited to welcome Elaine Sherry to the ENSU community," said the Board. "Her student-centered philosophy, belief in collaborative leadership, and dedication to open communication perfectly align with the values of our community and the goals of our schools."
Ms. Sherry has previously lived and worked in the North Country. Returning to the region represents both a professional and personal homecoming for her.
"I am honored to have the opportunity to serve as the next Superintendent of Essex North Supervisory Union," said Sherry. "I appreciate the strong sense of community and the commitment to supporting local schools that define this region. I look forward to working collaboratively with the Board, staff, students, families, and the broader communities to build on our many strengths and provide the very best educational opportunities for our students."
Please join the Board in extending a warm welcome to Ms. Sherry as she steps into this vital role and partners with us to support the future of Canaan and NEK Choice students.

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Key Club has partnered with the Thirst project, a nonprofit organization that helps raise funds for countries struggling with the water crisis and are hosting a walk for water event. June 7th at the Canaan Rec Park, we hope to see you there!


As you know, Jen Lawcewicz will be moving on at the end of this school year. Her many years of service to Canaan Schools and NEK Choice are recognized and greatly appreciated.
The Superintendent Search Committee is going through the process to hire a new superintendent to begin July 1. We currently have one candidate, Elaine Sherry, who will advance to a second round of interviews as a finalist on Wednesday, June 3. Elaine will also visit Canaan Schools on that day and we will host a "meet and greet" for parents and community members from 5:00 to 5:45 in the Canaan Memorial School Library. We hope you will take the opportunity to meet Elaine, learn more about her background and to share your perspective about Canaan Schools and NEK Choice.
Sincerely,
ENSU School Board


Camp SkyWild. I'm reaching out to spread the word that we're bringing
Camp SkyWild to New Hampshire for the first time this summer. It's a
week-long overnight camp for neurodivergent kids ages 7-15: kids with
autism, ADHD, anxiety, and related support needs who deserve the same
formative camp experiences as their neurotypical peers. Our program
has run primarily in Michigan since 2013, but this summer we are
piloting an expansion to the northeast, and I'm hopeful to begin
spreading the word to local school districts and youth development
agencies.
We run low staff ratios, structured and predictable schedules,
activities driven by camper choice, and hold intensive staff training
for all of our volunteers to support campers so that they can show up
exactly as they are. Campers can shoot archery and slingshots, go
canoeing, kayaking and swimming, make a tie-dye shirt, climb a rock
wall, make a smore... the full traditional camp experience, just more
flexible and more supported.
NH Session: August 17-22 | Ages 7-15 | $2,500 (scholarships available)
Location: Camps Kenwood & Evergreen, 114 Eagle Pond Rd, Wilmot, NH 03287
Apply: https://campskywildnh.campbrainregistration.com/
Learn more: https://www.campskywildnh.org/
We'd love for you to share this with your SEPAC or add us to your
district's family resource list if you are able. We are hoping to
establish partnerships and community here to last far into the future,
and I think that all becomes more possible as we build relationships
with people like you.
Looking forward to hearing from you!
Warmly,
Kristin "Breezy" McMaster
Co-Director, Camp SkyWild
734-436-1453 | kristin@campskywild.org



We invite you to attend our Annual Title I Family Meeting, which will be held virtually on May 27th from 11:30AM-12:30PM or 5:30PM-6:30PM.
● 11:30AM Video call link: https://meet.google.com/key-fkys-mqg
● 5:30PM Video call link: https://meet.google.com/ucr-zeyq-dje
At this meeting, you will receive information about our Title I program, the curriculum, assessments, and how you can support your child's learning.





