Londonderry's recent approval of a big plan to expand and reorganize the district's facilities puts Moose Hill School in the spotlight. The district will spend $34.2 million to add new classrooms and move toward full-day kindergarten. This will bring big changes to early education services and get a lot of people in the community interested.

Q1. What kinds of transportation can students use to arrive to Moose Hill School?

Ans. Moose Hill School provides bus transportation for eligible kindergarten students within the district. However, preschool transportation may be limited depending on program needs and availability.

Q2. Are there any chances for parents and families to become involved at Moose Hill School?

Ans. Yes. The school wants families to become involved by having volunteers in the classroom, holding informational meetings, parent-teacher conferences, and early-learning events that help families support their child's growth.

Q3. Are there programs for Moose Hill School students to go to before or after school?

Ans. The school doesn't run extended-day programs, but families often use local childcare centers or district-approved providers that offer care for young students before and after school.

Q4: How does Moose Hill School help kids move from preschool to kindergarten?

Ans. The school helps kids adjust by having gradual transition activities, classroom visits, orientation sessions, and staff from preschool and kindergarten working together.

Q5. What health and safety measures does Moose Hill School have for its young students?

Ans. The school follows the health rules set by the district, has a nurse on staff, uses secure entry systems, and teaches safety procedures that are right for young children.