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Learning happens outside the classroom walls.

Our small city provides endless opportunities for place-based education.

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Students build skills for a changing world.

Across the district students are creating, collaborating and problem solving.

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Finding innovative solutions to real world questions.

NPS scholars develop skills through hands-on experiences.  

2 students posing with NHS Principal Andy Wulf, Mayor Reardon, and Superintendent Gallagher as they receive an award.
Student growth is celebrated.

Learning is not always easy, but celebrating keeps us motivated!

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Every student can proudly say "I belong here."

NPS strives to create a culture of belonging.

Mission

About Us

Newburyport Public Schools, the port where tradition and innovation converge, strives to ensure every student achieves intellectual and personal excellence and is equipped for life experiences.

We seek to create a system where students, staff, and community members practice kindness and perseverance; celebrate each unique individual; value scholarly pursuits; provide a nurturing environment; and embrace their role as global citizens.
 

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News & Announcements

First Day of School!

Welcome Back Clippers! The first day of school for our K-12 students in Thursday, September 4th!

  • Edward G. Molin Upper Elementary School
  • Francis T. Bresnahan Elementary School
  • Newburyport High School
  • Rupert A. Nock Middle School
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School Safety Updates

With over 2200 students and 450 faculty and staff in our buildings daily, a number of systems are in place to address safety and security. This newsletter provides an overview of our multi-faceted safety approach.

  • All Schools
  • Edward G. Molin Upper Elementary School
  • Francis T. Bresnahan Elementary School
  • Newburyport High School
  • Rupert A. Nock Middle School
Read More about School Safety Updates
School Budget Updates

Watch this short video for an overview of the budget process. The 2024-25 budget will be discussed at School Committee meetings from March through May.

  • All Schools
  • Edward G. Molin Upper Elementary School
  • Francis T. Bresnahan Elementary School
  • Newburyport High School
  • Rupert A. Nock Middle School
Read More about School Budget Updates

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