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Hall Dale Elementary School offers educational programs to students in grades kindergarten through five. Its curriculum includes reading, writing, spelling, vocabulary, mathematics, science, social studies, computer application and foreign language. It offers Title 1 program that is federally funded, and offers supplemental support to students who are not able to meet grade level standards in the areas of reading and mathematics. The school provides a range of extracurricular activities, such music, chorus, band, drama, physical education and athletics. It operates through various departments, including administration, business office, instruction group, human resource, health and nutrition, food service, custodial service, counseling and transportation service. The school s parent-teacher organization involves parents in various fundraising activities of the school. Hall Dale Elementary School is located in Hallowell, Maine.

Moharimet School is located in Madbury, N.H., and serves students in grades kindergarten through four. The school s academic curriculum includes English, language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, reading and writing. It also offers classes in drawing, painting, music and dance. The school runs an our time after school program that provides a variety of activities with crafts, sports and snack each day. Its parent-teacher organization provides a community of volunteers for educational and enrichment programs of the school. The school organizes several parents night out, roller-skating nights, winter carnival and book and art fairs. Its library offers a wide collection of storybooks, picture dictionaries and fiction and nonfiction books. Moharimet School is affiliated with the Oyster River Cooperative School District.

Nhapa, located in Seabrook, NH, has been an integral part of the Greater Seacoast Community for the past 67 years. Through the NH Academy of Performing Arts and the Seacoast Civic Dance Company, they have provided a professional-level dance education to their students. Additionally, their non-profit company has made a positive impact by giving back to various New England area charities through performances and activities. The legacy of the Patent family, including Mr. & Mrs. Patent, Kim, and Robyne, has fostered a nurturing environment dedicated to the love of dance. The studio's closure marks the end of an era, impacting students, families, and the community. Despite the sadness, the NHAPA family remains grateful for the unwavering support received over the years. Countless testimonials from students and alumni highlight the profound influence NHAPA has had on their lives. From instilling a love for dance to fostering lifelong friendships, the studio has left an indelible mark on those who have been part of the community. As they embark on a new chapter, the Patent family's dedication to dance and community will be cherished and remembered by all. Generated from the website content