Town of Belmont, New Hampshire
Town of Belmont
New Hampshire
Town of Belmont, New Hampshire
Town of Belmont
New Hampshire

Schools


Shaker Regional School District

 

Address: 58 School Street,
Belmont, NH 03220-0310
Phone: 603-267-9223
Fax: 603-267-9225

 

 

 

 


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School Location Phone
Belmont Elementary School 28 Best Street
Belmont, NH 03220
603-267-6568
Canterbury Elementary School 15 Baptist Road
Canterbury, NH 03224
603-783-9944
Belmont Middle School 28 School Street
Belmont, NH 03220
603-267-9220
Belmont High School 255 Seavey Road
Belmont, NH 03220
603-267-6525

Belmont Schools

Belmont is joined by the neighboring Town of Canterbury in the Shaker Regional School District. Although both towns have elementary schools, middle and high school facilities for both towns are provided in Belmont.  The combined District budget is over $13 million.  Shaker voters have adopted the SB2 form of town meeting.  Shaker chooses SB2 voting  Daily Sun 3/5/16

Belmont schools offer a full list of educational classes, advanced placement classes and opportunities for vocational instruction and involvement.  Belmont has very high expectations for its students and continues to push for them to be prepared for careers in today's world.  Our schools are formed around caring, involved students, parents and educators.  Whether taking part in career days, watching a musical performance or cheering on a sports team, our community commitment to youth and education is unfailing.

The Belmont Elementary Support Team (B.E.S.T.) consisting of parents, community members and staff, provides continual support for quality education with the community.

The sports program in Belmont begins in the elementary schools and continues through high school.  Spirited teams in baseball, soccer, softball, basketball, volleyball, track and other sports receive enthusiastic support from students, parents and community.

Students are active in many additional programs and organizations.  The DARE program is presented by the Belmont Police Department and students staff the Peer Outreach Program at the High School.