Thank you, everyone, for your continued support! You will find the February cash calendar winners listed below.

1. $50: Katherine Lahar (1024)
2. $25: Shannon Hall (0491)
3. $25: Brenda Frisch-Clayton (0456)
4. $50: Kelly Terrasi (1086)
5. $25: Newfound Country Store (1288)
6. $25: Zachery Herbert (0851)
7. $50: Bonnie Tisdale (1678)
8. $50: Kevin Flanders (0878)
9. $25: Kim Montet (0733)
10. $25: Michael Davis (1123)
11. $50: Hillary Hannagan (0115)
12. $25: Nadine Barton (0701)
13. $25: Brynn Fralick (1159)
14. $50: Be Fair Builders (1758)
15. $50: Adrienne Dionne (1031)
16. $25: Tina Paradis (1130)
17. $25: Lynne Belanger (1266)
18. $50: Amanda Hutchins (0330)
19. $25: Silas Murray (1356)
20. $25: Danny Woodhams (1397)
21. $50: Sarah Bailey (0508)
22. $50: Lauren Woolsey (0721)
23. $25:
24. $50:
25. $75:
26. $100:
27. $150:
28. $500:

TTCC BASKETBALL CASH CALENDAR FUNDRAISER PRIZE WINNERS:

• Top selling team: 3/4 Girls win a pizza party!!
• 1st place in each league:
  • 1/2 grade: Serenity Prive
  • 3/4 grade: Maci Cole-Page
  • 5/6 grade: Georgios Maragkos
  • Lil Hoops/Kindergarten: Harper Carlin
• 2nd place in each league:
  • 1/2 grade: Chloe Reece
  • 3/4 grade: Gunner Barton
  • 5/6 grade: Owen Quimby
  • Lil Hoops/Kindergarten: Jameson Tivey
• 3rd place in each league:
  • 1/2 grade: Michael Lahar, Juanna & Wesley Piper
  • 3/4 grade: Wyatt Flick & Charlie Fralick
  • 5/6 grade: Sebastian Slobodnik
  • Lil Hoops/Kindergarten: Amelia Cook, Liam Woolsey, Bennett Batchleder, Jackson Gillis, Riot Tyrell, Olivia Howe

The Newfound Area School District and the Newfound Coalition for Youth invite families and community members to join us for an informative and engaging evening focused on Substance-Free Athletics.

This event is designed to build a shared understanding of how to have productive prevention conversations and support healthy decision-making around underage alcohol and drug use. Together, we aim to support, inform, and empower our students and community.

All are welcome, including:

• K–12 parents and caregivers
• Educators and coaches
• School and community partners
• Health care professionals
• Community members

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Event Details

Date: March 9
Time: 5:00–8:00 PM
Location:
Newfound Regional High School
150 Newfound Road
Bristol, NH 03222

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Registration

Click here to register OR scan the QR code in the flyer above!

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Event Schedule & Highlights

Dinner | 5:00–6:30 PM

Join us for a pasta buffet sponsored by the Newfound Coalition for Youth and catered by the Homestead Restaurant.

Space is limited. Advance registration is required for dinner.

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Childcare Provided | 5:00–8:00 PM

NRHS student leaders will supervise and entertain children with dinner, sports, games, puzzles, and crafts.

Please register so we can plan appropriately for the number of children attending.

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Presentation: Substance-Free Athletics | 6:30–7:30 PM

Vive18 will present the latest scientific evidence on substance use and sports, offering valuable insight for:

• Coaches
• Families and caregivers
• Educators
• Community members

All are welcome to attend the presentation. Registration is not required for the presentation, but is appreciated.

Link to complete PDF here

From Rec1 Support:

We have transitioned to using Public Single Sign-On (SSO) as the primary method for managing user authentication and passwords. 

Public SSO offers several advantages, including enhanced security measures, increased productivity, and a better user experience. While we understand that this change may require some adjustment, we believe it is essential for maintaining the security and integrity of our platform.

If a user needs to reset their password, we recommend following the steps outlined in our Help Center article on resetting passwords: 

https://www.civicplus.help/hc/en-us/articles/115004355613-Forgot-Reset-a-Password