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New Hampton Schools Push Signup for Free Summer Meals – KCHA News - Vimarsana News

New Hampton Schools Push Signup for Free Summer Meals – KCHA News

The push is on to get New Hampton children eligible for free or reduced summer meals. School district Director of Food Service Jodi Cerwinske says the

Public Use of New Hampton Elementary School Playground to be Restricted – KCHA News - Vimarsana News

Public Use of New Hampton Elementary School Playground to be Restricted – KCHA News

Daytime, public use of the New Hampton Elementary School playground is being restricted. Since the start of the school year, Little Sprouts Childcare

Floyd, Chickasaw County Republicans, Democrats Caucus Monday – KCHA News - Vimarsana News

Floyd, Chickasaw County Republicans, Democrats Caucus Monday – KCHA News

Despite the forecasts for frigid weather Monday (01.15) night, Republicans and Democrats across Iowa will meet to caucus as planned. House District 58

Repairs, Larger Kindergarten Classes at New Hampton Elementary School – KCHA News - Vimarsana News

Repairs, Larger Kindergarten Classes at New Hampton Elementary School – KCHA News

There’s an expansion of sorts going on inside New Hampton Elementary School while repair work is being done on the exterior. The School Board recently

A little melancholy on graduation, but it's a good melancholy | New Hampton Tribune and Nashua Reporter - Vimarsana News

A little melancholy on graduation, but it's a good melancholy | New Hampton Tribune and Nashua Reporter

The date was Aug. 18, 2010. It was a cool but muggy Wednesday morning as hundreds of New Hampton Elementary School students — many with their parents in tow — headed to the old building on Main and Linn to start another school year.

Source: nhtrib.com