Brooklyn Raney Webinar

Please join Brooklyn Raney, author of One Trusted Adult and creator of Ripple Journal, for a free webinar TOMORROW, February 8 on the power of trusted adults and the opportunities we have to positively influence healthy friendships between our children and students. This webinar is sponsored by the Office of Social and Emotional Wellness, Bureau of Student Wellness and Nutrition, NH Department of Education.

New Hampshire student named “worlds brightest” by Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth

Eighth grade student, Irene Pletcher, was honored this month in an award ceremony with “High Honors” for her exceptional performance on the SAT/ACT and similar assessments taken as part of the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth [CTY] Talent Search, according to a news release! Congrats, Irene!

An Evening with Dr. Thurber

Please join Dr. Thurber for his second community webinar on Wednesday, February 23 from 6:30-7:30 p.m.

The Webinar is titled: PUSH: The Paradox of Parental Pressure

Loving caregivers maintain high standards and communicate lofty expectations to their children. Yet their well-intentioned methods can cause anxiety, depression, and under-performance. How is this vexing scenario possible?

Sixth Grade Thanks You for Your Donations to the UVHS

Last month, students in sixth grade asked our community for pet supply donations for the Upper Valley Humane Society. Hear from Sunny and Lucy about the class' successful service project.

Lower School Art Update

Lower School students have been busy this winter creating beautiful pieces of artwork. Please check out Ms. Nadeau's update and prepare to be amazed at these lovely masterpieces!

Crossroads Academy Parent Association Meeting

Join us on Thursday, February 10 at 7:00 p.m. for a virtual meeting to discuss bylaws for the new year. Please feel free to preview the meeting agenda. All parents/caregivers are welcome to attend! Click here to Zoom in.

Never Forget

At Crossroads Academy, the English 8 program follows in the footsteps of the History 8 program. After the students study the rise of Nazi Germany and World War II in History 8, they read Elie Wiesel's Night in English 8. 

February Virtues 

Perseverance

• is sticking to it - even when you would rather give up.
• is pushing on despite difficulty and hardship.

Diligence

• is working your very hardest and staying with it.
• is steady, earnest, and energetic effort. 
• is doing what needs to be done with devotion, dedication, and determination.
• is doggedly doing your best.