For Families
An effective partnership with families is critical if we are to realize the full potential of each and every student. Please use the resources found on our website to stay informed of current school events, policies, and procedures. The links on the left side of the screen will bring you to pages that answer many questions family members may have. Additional questions may be answered by reading through the "Frequently Asked Questions" section below. As always, feel free to contact your child's school or the SAU office directly for assistance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
I am new to SAU#9. What do I need to do to register for school?
To register for school, you will need a copy of your child's birth certificate, immunization records, as well as proof of residency. A complete physical exam at the parents' expense is also required (NH
Law RSA 200:32 and 200:33) of all children within the last 12 months upon entering school, or with a practitioner’s documented appointment date for conditional enrollment. To begin the registration process,
click here!
My child is ill. Do I need to keep him/her home from school?
While school attendance is very important, children who are ill should be kept at home. If your child has a fever of 100F or higher, he or she should stay home until fever free without medicine for 24 hours.
My child wants to play sports at middle and/or high school. What are the requirements?
All children who play sports at the middle and/or high school level must have a recent physical on file. Physicals are valid for two years. To see what sports are available, pleas
e contact the individual schools.
What time will the bus arrive to bring my child to school?
For information about bus routes and schedules, please visit our
Transportation page.
How will I know if school is going to be cancelled or delayed?
At times school may be cancelled, delayed or even dismissed early. Please be sure to keep your phone number(s) up to date with your child's school so we will be able to reach you. Information will also be shared on local television stations, radio stations, and our website. For more information, visit our
School Cancellation Procedures page.
How do I obtain working papers for my child?
Working papers can be obtained at the Middle School, High School or SAU #9 office during office hours.
What you need to obtain working papers:
- Student must be 14 years of age or older
- Employer's Request for Child Labor form *must be completed and signed by the employer
- Birth Certificate
- Social Security Card (you can bring a copy)
- Proof of passing grades *if you are going to work during the school year
**Please Note: Child AND guardian need to be present (at the same time) to sign the working papers