Sau 50

SAU 50 is a school administrative unit located in Greenland, NH, dedicated to providing excellent education and fostering the success of all students. With a personalized learning environment and a talented staff, SAU 50 aims to meet the needs of students at various levels of potential and ability, promoting academic and social skills, confidence, flexibility, and independence of thought and action. Comprising several schools, including Greenland Central School, Newington Public School, Maude H. Trefethen School, Rye Elementary School, and Rye Junior High School, SAU 50 offers a comprehensive K-12 education. Each school provides a unique academic program and fosters positive student-teacher relationships, responding to the interests and needs of young learners. SAU 50 values strong partnerships with parents and stakeholders, recognizing the importance of vibrant communities in supporting educational excellence.Generated from the website

The Weeks Public Library in Greenland, New Hampshire, serves as a vital hub for the local community, embodying Caroline Weeks's vision of promoting reading and literacy for all residents. Offering a diverse range of informational, educational, and recreational resources, the library is dedicated to fostering a culture of lifelong learning for individuals of all ages. With a commitment to providing free access to a variety of formats and technologies, the Weeks Public Library stands as a beacon of knowledge and enrichment in the town of Greenland. From new book additions to engaging programming for children, teens, and adults, the library continues to uphold its legacy as a cornerstone of the community's heritage.Generated from the website

Greenland Central School, also known as GCS, enrolls more than 355 students in pre-kindergarten through grade eight. It is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). The school offers special education classes for students with learning disabilities. It conducts spelling bee competitions, as well as the Title I program. The school offers several sports activities, such as soccer, volleyball and baseball. It operates a cafeteria that provides a variety of food items for lunch. The school has more than 35 full- and part-time teachers and over 25 support staff. Greenland Central School is governed by the Greenland School District.