Introducing "Pathways Forward" - a program specifically designed to support kids and their families during these challenging times. Now accepting new students.

Bethlehem Elementary School is committed to providing a safe, caring, educational community where students * Are encouraged to reach their full potential. * Are active participants in the acquisition of the knowledge and skills necessary for future endeavors. * Experience the joy of discovering and valuing themselves, others, and the world. * Become informed, independent thinkers who contribute as local and global citizens. At Bethlehem Elementary School, students will show individual academic growth as measured by benchmark assessments.  Instruction will be data driven and provide opportunities for enrichment and/or intervention.  This will be achieved through research-based teaching strategies, authentic learning tasks and experiences as well as multiple opportunities for success.

Lafayette Regional School creates a culture of educational excellence by providing challenging, engaging, and personalized learning experiences for all students. Deep learning develops through the implementation of standards-based and research-based instructional models as evidenced by the academic growth of at least one year. Critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity cultivate intrinsically motivated students who believe they can learn. Partnerships with supportive parents and community members model social awareness and civic responsibility.

Profile School District serves Bethlehem, Easton, Franconia, and Sugar Hill, which have a combined population of about 4,500 people. Bethlehem School District serves approximately 194 K-6 students from the town of Bethlehem. Lafayette Regional School District serves approximately 100 K-6 students from Easton, Franconia, and Sugar Hill. The Profile School District serves approximately 275 students in grades 7-12 from all four towns. Together, the three districts are part of White Mountain School Administrative Unit #35.

Open: Mon & Wed: 1-5:30pm / Tues & Thur: 10am-1pm / Fri: 12-3pm / Sat: 10am-1pm Summer Activities Summer Reading - Kids! Visit the library to receive a reading count sheet and start your summer reading now! For every 3 books you read you get to choose a free book to keep! Diary of Anne Frank - Read Anne Frank this summer and join the community discussion in Sept. Free copies available soon. Adventure backpacks for kids - Nature exploration backpacks can be borrowed like a book! Coming soon. Giant Games - Games found on the libaray lawn Story Time - Tues at 11am starting June 22