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Dover School District
| Last updated on October 29, 2007 |
Every student is a unique individual with unique needs, capabilities, and desires.
As an integral part of the community, the Dover School District will encourage, reward, nurture, and challenge students to become productive and contributing members of, and active participants in, our very complex society.
Our objective is to ensure that all students will be given every possible opportunity to develop their intellectual curiosity, physical well-being, moral values, self-esteem, artistic appreciation and expression, interpersonal skills, and vocational abilities.
We recognize that each student has a unique learning style and will benefit from each teacher's use of a variety of methods and strategies to enhance learning. We will promote a learning environment that accommodates and excites all learners, and that teaches children how to learn.
At the same time, we will promote a spirit of community, cooperation, and interdependence in which every child's contribution will be recognized, valued, and rewarded. We are dedicated to encouraging and promoting the professional development of the staff and administrators in order to create and sustain this environment. We recognize the importance of families as the primary developmental arena for each child and promote an active collaboration among families, the schools, and the community which will serve to strengthen the effectiveness of the quality education we strive to offer.
Adopted July 12, 1993
Description:
Dover School District is a public local education agency.
History:
Dover School District serves 4,160 students in five public schools.
Contact people:
Office fax number: (603) 516-6809
Address:
Web Site: http://dover.k12.nh.us
Directions:
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Spaulding Turnpike, Exit 7, get on Central Avenue, approx. 2 miles
Nearest Bus Stop: Coast Bus/Route 108 at Alumni Drive, 1 minute walk |
Miscellaneous Information
| Name of Executive Director (or equivalent) if not listed above: |
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Dr. John O'Connor, Superintendent
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| Type of organization |
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Nonprofit 501(c)3
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No
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