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Private | 8-11 | Nonsectarian | 25 students |  

PHONE: (603) 758-1160

HOURS: 7 hours per day

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150 High St

Hampton, NH 03842

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Posted May 3, 2009

Classes are geared to individual student and needs. Learning is flexible and unpressured. Staff is beyond patient and kind.
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Posted December 11, 2007

This school offers a lot of one on one help from the teachers and the students. It is very easy and small. The teachers work with you to try to figure out where your at instead of just putting you somewhere. I like it.
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ronaldjmeyer January 29, 2012
Our six-grader Daughter, enjoys the freedom of choice. We allow her to pick and choose as she makes good choices, she has demonstrated responsibility in her decisions. Making (Pizza) & Tomatoes) are Vegetables came from USDA. Freedom of Choice.
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GwenAmos January 26, 2012
No. I prepare my son's lunch just about every day due to his special needs so I know what he is consuming both for him and his class. I want to be aware of all ingredients in all foods/drinks which he is consuming.
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pepkimom January 23, 2012
If it is to keep allergic kids safe, then no. A strict rule of no peanuts or pb&j should be enough. My child's school had a peanut free table for double insurance. If for "nutritional" reasons, then NO! Since when is pizza a veggie????... More »
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