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Staying Health Conversation - POSTPONED to Tuesday, January 31, 3:30-5:00 pm at Runnells Hall due to the forecast for icy weather. Staying healthy is good for people and our budgets. But, how do we help people to stay healthy? Come join with others who are interested in figuring out an answer to this question. Invitation here. Please RSVP by email or by calling 323-8139. Runnells Hall is adjacent to the Chocorua Public Library, 25 Deer Hill Rd., Chocorua, NH map
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Save the Date! Don’t miss this one! April 28, 2010 A learning day with Jeanine Fitzgerald
What will it take? - All children ready to learn From the womb to school entry, what will it take for all children to arrive ready to learn? Environments, relationships, experiences MORE . . .
December Newsletter here: We=Community
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Ian Raymond answers questions at Winnisquam
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Coming soon - Button-up NH workshops in Carroll County!
30 Attend Wood Biomass Heating Tour: Learn about alternative heating 30 community leaders and residents learned first hand how the Winnisquam HS wood chip heating plant and the Tuftonboro Town Hall pellet system work and how wood heat could help their towns, schools or organizations reduce heating costs. See more wood biomass info here.
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School Survey Report Released: Wide variations in Kindergarten Readiness around the county A 2010/11 survey of Carroll County elementary schools revealed wide variations in the early learning landscape across the county with 50-90+% of students coming to school ready for Kindergarten and 49-100% of children having some sort of preschool experience. Read the brief. Full Report.
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Carroll County United Annual Report to the Community June, 2011
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Spirited Dialogue at Kindergarten Readiness Community Conversation: 45 people from across Carroll County learned how many different perspectives there are about what Kindergarten readiness means. “What can we do as a community to increase access to pre-school for all children regardless of income?” was one critical question that came up repeatedly. More . . .
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Read report here
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