White Mountains School District Administrative Unit 35

Please Note: The SAU Office is currently closed to the public. Visitors will be allowed by appointment only on Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday. Please call or email the office to make an appointment. Face coverings/masks will be required to be worn by all visitors. Contact information

Where excellence links living and learning....

Our Mission

The mission of School Administrative Unit 35, in concert with its member districts and their students, families and broader communities, is to prepare all students to be responsible citizens and afford them the opportunity to acquire the skills, knowledge, and abilities necessary to make informed decisions that lead to meaningful and productive lives.

Soccer game

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Landaff Play

White Mountains SAU 35
262 Cottage Street - Suite 301
Littleton, NH 03561
Phone 603-444-3925
Fax 603-444-6299

A letter to Families from the Superintendent [181 KB pdf]
A Working Plan for a Responsive Return to School
Coronavirus Letter [73 KB pdf]
Free and Reduced Milk and Meal Income Eligibility Guidelines - 37 KB pdf

The White Mountains School Administrative Unit 35 is comprised of seven villages nestled around Franconia Notch. The towns that are served by SAU 35 are Bethlehem, Easton, Franconia, Sugar Hill, Lisbon, Lyman, and Landaff.

SAU 35 Believes:

All children can learn and achieve.
All schools and districts must be physically, fiscally, and educationally effective.
Appropriate and equitable tools, resources, and educational programs must be provided.
High standards and expectations must be maintained through a system of accountability for all students, staff, and school districts.
All students must have an opportunity for high quality education in the least restrictive environment necessary to realize their potential.
Respect for each individual is fundamental to teaching and learning.
Upon graduation, all students must have the skills necessary to make a successful transition from school to careers and/or higher education.
Parent, family, community, and business engagement is critical for students to succeed.
Schools must be safe, civil, and drug free.
Quality faculty and other staff are essential to excellence.
Students must be active participants in their education.