Dr. Lewis S. Libby School

Parents and Guardians!
Your student(s) should have brought home this map and a bracelet they would have received at the end of the day on Monday.
Please help them to complete their task of inviting 10 people to make a donation to help them earn more books and prizes.
Each student will be receiving 1 free book from this program and any monies donated in their name will give them more books!
Thank you for supporting our first Book Blast!

Tomorrow is Whacky Wednesday!

Spring Fling Dance reminder

The lunch menu for Monday, April 6th, has been changed to pork and gravy, rice, vegetable & fruit.

Pre-K and Kindergarten finished the week strong with their Spirit colors!!! Orange, pink and brown! We are having so much fun flooding the halls with color!

Green on Monday!!

Lunch today, Friday, April 3rd, has changed to chicken burger, vegetable & fruit.

Please help our school earn School Dollars.

Whacky Wednesday is April 8th!

Pre-K and kindergarten are shining bright in yellow on this rainy Tuesday!

Lunch for Wednesday, April 1st has changed to deep dish pizza, veggies & hummus, fruit & cookie.

The lunch for Friday, April 3rd has changed to pork & gravy, rice, vegetable & fruit.

On Monday, Pre-K and kindergarten started their color spirit weeks off strong! Can you guess our color of the day?

Time to order your yearbook

Wildcat Softball 2026

Preseason workouts: April 1 & 2 indoors
2:30-4:00pm

Please be sure to bring comfy clothes, sneakers and glove
(bat, face mask and helmet too if you have your own)

The plan will be to get outside as soon as possible. First games are the week after April break.

Our 6th - 8th grade students had a visit from John Broderick this week to talk about mental health stigma. Mr. Broderick formerly served as the Chief Justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court and was Senior Director of External Affairs at Dartmouth-Health. For the past ten years, with support from Dartmouth-Health, he has traveled throughout northern New England on a mission to change the culture and conversation around mental illness in an effort to destigmatize it. He says it is the most important work he has done in his entire professional life. The students were exceptional listeners. We'd like to thank PTO for supporting this student experience. It has prompted many conversations with students and encouraged students to reach out to their adults for support.

Pictures from our Student of the Month Assembly.

Students and staff of the month for March were recognized today. Pictured are staff of the month along with the student council members who presented them with their awards and Willy the Wildcat!

April menus

The annual 8th grade vs. staff basketball game was held this week. It was a hard fought battle with the 8th graders managing to squeak out the win. A fun time was had by all with lots of laughs.

Students built a snowman at K-2 recess this afternoon!