Crossroads alum Lydia Hansberry ’20 was featured in an NHPR article and interview on youth climate activists in New Hampshire. See the following excerpt featuring Lydia: Lydia Hansberry is 15 and lives in Hanover. Like the Morgan sisters, she…  Read more >

Dear Parents, Here at Crossroads our motto is Strong Minds, Kind Hearts. But that doesn’t really capture everything that makes this school so special, does it? As I think about the role of the arts in our program, I think…  Read more >

Ramadan is the ninth month of the Muslim calendar in which healthy/able adults and teenagers fast from food and drink during the daylight hours. Children usually partake in good deeds like donating used clothes, toys, and books to those in…  Read more >

Dear Parents, I hope that you found our spring break to be refreshing and relaxing. We look forward to sharing our spring events and programs with you as the final weeks of school unfold. But meanwhile, we have a lot…  Read more >

Dear Parents, We are delighted that so many of you are planning to return to Crossroads next year. Planning in the time of COVID is very difficult, but we are hopeful that between now and August of 2021, we will…  Read more >

As of yesterday, Grafton County has 138 identified active cases of COVID-19. Lyme has zero active cases, Hanover has 32 active cases, and Lebanon has 14 active cases. Spring Break – Return to School Information We are so happy to hear…  Read more >

Dear Parents, I have heard it said that the only thing we can control is ourselves. (Lesson number 1 for me, I can only control myself). I believe this, but I have to keep relearning this lesson over and over….  Read more >

We are so happy to hear of pandemic progress, but we still have a way to go before Crossroads can lift our restrictions. In order to keep our community healthy and our school open, Crossroads will continue to require students,…  Read more >

Dear Parents, Spring is in the air, and with it, we find new opportunities to “shake things up.” Last week I saw that in particular in science classes. Mrs. Martin’s class has been studying simple machines. Rather than read about…  Read more >

It’s hard to fathom that we will be moving into the Fanger Center over the summer and starting the 2021-2022 school year in the new Middle School. It’s been a challenging year, but the new building is creating excitement and…  Read more >