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Wakefield is a town with a strong focus on children and education. Preparing the next generation for life in the new millennium is chief among our goals. Wakefield is also fortunate to have local support organizations and businesses that provide activities outside, and in conjunction with, the traditional school setting. Please consult the table below for contact information regarding our area schools, pre-school, day-care facilities, and other organizations that provide youth activities.
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| Paul School (K-8) www.wakefield.k12.nh.us Our motto: "Together, We Make a Difference" The Paul School has received the Blue Ribbon Schools Achievement Award for seven consecutive years.
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Paul School 60 Taylor Way Wakefield, NH 03872 Tricia Lynn-Mosier Douglas Perley Chris Fothergill 189 Whippoorwill Road Wakefield, NH 03872 Richard Sager PO Box 385 Ossipee, NH 03864 Deborah Gauthier SAU#64 http://www.sau64.org/ Gail Kushner 39 Main Street Union, NH 03887 Scott Reuning Toby Eaton |
522-8891 Principal 522-8891 Assistant Principal 522-8891 Treasurer 473-2133 Moderator 539-8188 Work 522-8589 Home Clerk 473-2326 Superintendent 473-2326 Special Education Coordinator 473-2326 Business Administrator 473-2326 |
| Gafney Library gafney@worldpath.net Located next to the Town Hall on High Street in Sanbornville, NH, the Gafney Library is open on: In addition to current fiction and non-fiction, we have books on tape and videos. We participate in an active inter-library loan program with over 300 New Hampshire libraries and can obtain most book request within a one or two week period. We are online and offer public access to the internet. We have a fax machine available to the public at $2 for the first page and $1 per page after that, and a copy machine at 10cents per copy. |
Beryl Donovan, Head Librarian
"Our goal is to provide the townspeople with the opportunity to learn to read and write, or obtain a GED free of charge, on a one-on-one basis in a private setting" |
522-3401
Our Friends of the Wakefield Libraries meets at the Poor People's Pub for lunch the second Wednesday of every month to plan programs. They always welcome new members We feature the Paul School summer reading list and have three copies of each book on the list so that everybody has a chance to obtain a book. |
| Hazel MacBrien Nursery School | 522-6860 | |
| Spaulding High School (9-12) Rochester, NH |
John Shea - Principal | 332-0757 |
| Union School Union, NH (Kindergarten)
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473-2716 |
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School Board SAU #64 |
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| Wakefield Child Care Center (Daycare) |
Marie Tucker | 522-3366 Toddlers 522-8033 Infants & School Age |
| Pine River Pond Country Day Care (Daycare) |
Amy Nason | 522-9206 |
| Saint John's Community Day School (Daycare, preschool, before/after school care) |
Annette Patch, Director | 522-8351 |
