Hampton Elementary School
380 Main Street
Hampton, CT
455-9409

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2009-2010 School Calendar

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Built in 1991, this School provides a nurturing learning environment. Classes are small, optimizing each student's opportunity to flourish, not only during school hours, but beyond.

Academics are taught in ways that capture the imagination and inspire further learning. 

Technological proficiency is woven into every grade - starting in pre-school where children are taught computer skills by certified special teachers. The school also has a one-on-one Early Literacy Program to ensure that each child is reading on grade level by third grade.

In addition, students are offered classes in the creative and dramatic arts and are invited to perform in the annual Concert and to show their work in the Spring Art Show. There is an excellent State award winning program - with wonderful outdoor playscapes and fields that complement the gymnasium.

After school, there is a childcare program and various clubs that meet on Tuesday when a late bus is provided. Childcare is available to working parents after school until 5:30 for a reasonable fee. Team sports for girls and boys are also offered in the gym by Hampton Recreation volunteers.

A transition program for HES 6th grade students, which includes a week-long trip with 6th graders from Chaplin and Scotland, helps build new friendships that ease the move to middle school.

To learn more about specific programs, childcare scholarships, the Parent/Teacher Organization, sports teams , arrange a visit, or volunteer to help, call 455-9409 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:40 p.m.

Text from 'Hampton... a very special place'; written by Barbara Andersen;  used with permission.

News & Events

ARRA IDEA grant request submitted by HES

Important information about the Hampton School Readiness Program. Click to learn how your child may benefit.

School Readiness Council Minutes

School Readiness
Council Agenda

PTO Newsletters

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Hampton Board of Education

Parish Middle/Hill High School
304 Parish Hill Road
Chaplin, CT
phone: (860) 455-9584    fax: (860) 455-9081

Regional District 11
(Chaplin, Hampton & Scotland)

PHHS opened at the start of the 1967 school year. As then, the school currently houses grades 7-12. Use the link above to visit the web home page of the school for detailed information, upcoming events etc.

November 19 Dissolution Referendum Results
Chaplin     Yes 252     No 335
Hampton   Yes 374    No 351
Scotland   Yes 337     No 173
The Referendum Failed to Pass

Acting Principal
Joseph Fleming
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Superintendent
Kenneth Henrici
(click on name to email)

The Regional District 11 School Board

Click the link above to go directly to the RD11 site, and to access minutes.

Agendas - If you would like to be added to the e-mail distribution list to receive RD11 agendas, please contact jmartinez@parishhill.org and ask to be added to her list. RD11 agendas will no longer be posted on this web page. Thank you.

Mission:

Parish Hill fosters academic and personal excellence, develops the ideals of respect, integrity and fairness, and embraces community participation within a safe school environment.
Approved by Board of Education on November 16th, 2004

BOE Members
(updated September 2008)

George Askew -Chair - Hampton
Dr. Christina Moore - Vice Chair - Chaplin
Steve Dunn - Hampton
Jennifer Nelson - Treasurer - Scotland
Marion Taylor - Secretary - Hampton
Sally Ireland - Chaplin
William Adams - Scotland
Jennifer Jones - Chaplin
 Dawn Kemp - Scotland
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The Regional District 11 BOE meets on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 PM in the John F. Navin Library of Parish Hill High School.

Special and emergency meetings are scheduled as needed and posted at the town hall.

Regular meetings scheduled for July and August may be postponed at the discretion of the board.

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RD11

Regional District 11 Dissolution Study Committee
 

As the result of referenda in each town in January, 2008, a Region 11 Dissolution Study Committee was formed. A website has been established to provide you with information about the progress and work of the RD11 Dissolution Study Committee.
www.d11dissolutionstudy committee.org

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Addition/Withdrawal of Grades Study Committee
 

In February, this study committee voted to recommend withdrawal of grade 7 &8 from Parrish Hill High School. The towns of Chaplin, Hampton and Scotland will vote on this question at referendum on April 29, 2009.

Here is the FINAL REPORT OF THAT COMMITTEE