Congratulations, Mrs. Giroux. You are definitely worthy of this recognition!

Family Events coming up.
Family Shamrock Shuffle - March 18 @4:30 pm
Pizza and Poems - April 24 @4:30 pm


Grades 1-6 made Valentines cards for the nursing home during Tuesday morning collaboration time!
We are sure the delivery in a few weeks will brighten the residents smiles!

CANAAN Schools STUDENT Council PRESENTS AN INTERACTIVE CIRUCS SHOW PERFECT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
DATE: MARCH 15, 2025
LOCATION: CANAAN GYM
ADVANCE TICKETS: CALL 1-802-266-8910 EXT 2155
DOORS OPEN AT : 2 PM
SHOW: 3 PM
COST OF TICKETS IN ADVANCE $35 FOR A FAMILY PACK ( 4 PEOPLE)
OR $10 INDIVIDUAL TICKETS. ON SALE UNTIL FEB 21ST
COST OF TICKETS AT THE DOOR: $40 FOR FAMILY PACK (4 TICKETS)
OR $15 INDIVIDUAL TICKETS

For your information about the 2025-2026 budget at Canaan Schools and meeting information.


The Knights of the Round Table would like to challenge parents and guardians to participate in a tournament coming up soon. We would like to know who is interested. Please email the coach Frankie Sawicki if you are interested at fsawicki@canaanschools.org
It would more than likely be on a Saturday morning and it would be about 1 1/2 hours long.

The "Books Are Fun" Book Blast: Our school's third annual Book Blast has officially begun! Elementary students will bring home a "treasure map" this week that includes instructions for how they can sign up for the event, which offers free books and prizes to children in preschool through sixth grade. Last year, the program was so successful that every student was given at least eight free books! Elementary students who are registered for the Book Blast are also eligible to win the Epic Treasure Chest, which is filled with several amazing items, such as an Amazon Fire tablet, an inflatable chair, a burrito blanket, and even a glow in the dark airfort. To register your child, you are welcome to follow the instructions on your child's treasure map, or you can simply use the link here: https://app.booksarefun.com/CanaanSch05903

Their will be no ski program tomorrow Wednesday January 22nd, 2025 do to the weather. We are working on a make up date.
Nearly 20 students had fun gliding in the fresh powder this week. They learned how to use poles properly and braved a few slight slopes, ending the afternoon with some yummy hot chocolate!







Questions about the upcoming school budget? We hope you'll attend this month's informational meeting.

Need help with taxes? This might be a great help to you. NEKCA will be helping and please call to make an appointment. More information is on the flyer attached.

After School X-C Ski program


Having a great time on the slopes!





Due to the weather, today's Jr. High games have been postponed. As soon as the game is rescheduled, we'll let you know.
The times for tomorrow's varsity games against Linwood have changed as Lin-Wood had a scheduling conflict. The boys will play FIRST at 5:30pm and the girls will play SECOND at 7:00pm.

The Community Builders Hub has been helping to convene partners to explore creative collaborations to help with issues of importance to community members, including the lack of childcare options in the area of northern Coos County, NH and northeastern Essex County, VT. If your family is in need of childcare or after school care within the next year, please consider filling out this brief survey to help us determine the current needs of our communities. Real solutions are forming, but public input is needed to move things forward. Please submit responses here by January 22, 2025. Thank you for your time!

This was a great week. Have a great holiday and Merry Christmas.









Get in the Holiday Spirit and dress up. Dec 16-20, 2024 - Monday-Friday
Monday - Christmas Sweater - Ugly or not
Tuesday - Holiday Head to Toe
Wednesday - North Pole Characters
Thursday - Favorite Christmas Movie Character
Friday - Polar Express - School Appropriate PJ's

We just wanted to remind everyone that Friday December 13 is the tag sale sponsored by the Class of 2028! We are still accepting and need donations of new or gently used items; but no clothing, bedding, or stuffed animals, please. Items can be dropped off at school during school hours 7:30-3:30 pm. We can also use donations of gift wrap. If you can, please have donated items brought to school by Thursday night, December 12.
The tag sale will be open to students from 8-12 and to parents and the public from noon until 1 pm. All items will be priced twenty five cents and up. The Class of 2028 thanks you in advance for your help with this fundraiser and community service event.

Family Support Programs are offered online free of charge to Vermont parents and families.
Click the link to have more information and how to sign up:
https://www.pcavt.org/family-support-programs

Grades 1-6 had a paper chain challenge during Tuesday morning collaboration. Students were split into groups of 3 working as a team to attempt to create the longest chain. Supplies provided were 3 sheets of paper, scissors, and a glue stick. The winning teams chain was 15 feet long. The winners were Adalynn Marchand, Owen Phillips and Brock Gales. All groups chains were connected together to decorate the MPR for the holidays!
