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Hopkinton School District News

Oct 30, 2024
School Board Goals for the 2024-2025 School Year
The Hopkinton School Board's Goals for the coming school year have are available below:

School Board Goals for 24-25
Aug 8, 2024
FOOD SERVICE HELP NEEDED
HOPKINTON SCHOOLS-Substitutes Needed

We are looking for Food Service Substitutes.

Serving in the cafeteria is fun, rewarding and a great way to help children in our community receive healthy and delicious meals.

PLEASE CONSIDER APPLYING TODAY.* *

WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING OPENINGS:

Food Service Substitutes

*Food Service experience appreciated, but not a must, willing to train.
Jun 4, 2024
NH Gives Starts Soon!
From the Hopkinton Public Schools Foundation: the Hopkinton Public Schools Foundation is participating again this year in NH Gives, the state's largest day of charitable giving. The Foundation's mission is to enhance community support for public education in Hopkinton, and it makes grants to support special projects in all three school buildings. Your donation through NH Gives will help sustain the Foundation into the future.

NH Gives runs from 5 PM on June 11 until 5 PM on June 12. Check out the Foundation's NH Gives page here: https://www.nhgives.org/organizations/hopkinton-public-schools-foundation. Thanks for your support!
Oct 20, 2023
SCHOOL BUS MONITOR NEEDED
Bus Monitor - District Wide

The Hopkinton School District has an opening for a Special Education Bus Monitor for the 2023-2024 school year. Morning and afternoon shifts available (1.5 hours each trip) . This candidate will be paid a stipend of $25.50 for each ride. Apply here if you are interested.
Sep 13, 2023
Online Registration
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Sep 12, 2023
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Sep 12, 2023
We're Hiring Inclusion Assistants!
Interested in becoming part of the Hopkinton School District team- click here to learn more about open positions districtwide!

Our Story...

Incorporated in 1765, the Town of Hopkinton was once the state capital and a popular stop on the passenger rail line between Boston and Montreal. The town was made up of three distinct entities: Hopkinton, mainly as a residential area; West Hopkinton, primarily the location for the town’s agricultural center; and Contoocook Village, the town’s business hub. To this day, the three entities of the town share the same zip code and school system.

Hopkinton and its business district of Contoocook Village offer small town ambiance through a blend of well preserved history and natural beauty. In addition to working farms and the oldest covered bridge railroad in the United States, both villages host a variety of eclectic shops and services.

Hours of Operation:

Harold Martin School: 7:55-2:30PM

Maple Street School: 7:55-2:40PM

Hopkinton Middle High School: 7:55-2:50PM