We are excited to share this introductory video of our new Fanger Center Middle School! Please take a peek into the classrooms, and hear from Mr. Morrissey and Ms. Gardner about what makes this addition so beneficial for our community. A…  Read more >

Last week our fourth grade students performed Robin Hood for the third and fifth graders. Our third grade thespians rehearsed for weeks as they concluded their Medieval Times unit. Please join us in congratulating Mr. Frey and the entire class…  Read more >

The New Hampshire Academy of Science (NHAS) and Crossroads Academy have implemented a Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Certification to acknowledge Crossroads’ students achievements in STEM. Students completing the NHAS and Crossroads requirements to earn a STEM Certificate will…  Read more >

On Friday, November 19, the second grade class will be collecting gently-used outgrown coats, jackets, snowsuits, or nearly-new gloves, mittens, and hats for the Upper Valley Haven. Many local families can be helped as the cold weather arrives by receiving these outgrown items.

Last week our third grade students wrapped up their study of Ancient Rome with Rome Day! Activities included an escape Room/Agamograph, Roman numeral activities, a Roman feast, and games!

As part of one of their first history units, kindergartners have been learning about Indigenous people. Most recently, students have been focusing on the Abenaki tribes of the Northern region.

This Friday marks the thirtieth year that Crossroads Academy has nurtured strong minds and kind hearts in so many children! To celebrate, our students will congregate in their cohorts to meet our founder, Mary Beth Klee, and enjoy a small slice of…  Read more >

Students have been celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring the histories, cultures, and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America.

First grade students began their science unit this fall by learning about the history of the Earth. Students began by learning about the layers of the Earth, and that the Earth is made of rock.

We are pleased to announce that we will be back in-person for several Assemblies each month. Students will meet (by cohort) in the Fanger Center Commons to explore Core Virtues through literature and conversation, share Core Knowledge classroom experiences, and…  Read more >