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WNESU School Board Wants Your Feedback on the Superintendent!

The Windham Northeast Supervisory Union (WNESU) School Board is asking for input on our Superintendent, Andrew Haas. To do this, we are conducting a short survey and would love to hear from you.

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Superintendent's Message

The WNESU provides services in a number of key areas which include:

  • The Early Education Program
  • The Office of Student Services
  • The Business Office, including the management of federal and state grants
  • Transportation Services
  • The Nutrition Program
  • The Office of Technology
  • Curriculum and instruction
  • Student support, including administration of Student 504 plans, English language learner instruction, and multi-tiered student support coordination

The Office of the Superintendent oversees all school services, functions, and assists the school board.

The four school districts associated with WNESU are: Westminster School District, Windham Northeast Union Elementary School District, Rockingham School District, and Bellows Falls Union High School.

We look forward to working with you as a partner in the education of WNESU students!

Our Promise

WNESU is committed to “Creating an Inclusive Community through Personalized Student Engagement”
 
The Core Values are Community, Perseverance, Kindness, Cooperation, and Safety
 
Our promise: “We promise to engage, educate, and prepare all students to become self-directed learners and creative problem solvers.
 
Our goals:  Academic Achievement, Engagement, Social Emotional Learning.
 
Every student in the Windham Northeast Supervisory Union will become a self-directed learner and creative problem-solver, allowing each student to reach full potential with the capacity to choose from multiple pathways of success. This will happen if all school staff collaborate with family and community members to equitably increase engagement, learning, and personal growth.

At a Glance

  • 1049 Number of Pre-K through 12 students
  • 6:2 Schools and Pre-K Sites
  • 146,845 Lunches provided to families in the summer of 2022
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