The District
Gilford, an SB 2 District, serves just over 1,000 learners in three schools close enough to function as one campus. The middle (grades 5–8) and high (grades 9–12) schools are connected, the elementary school (K–4) is directly across the street, and the SAU office sits in Gilford’s historic district, less than half a mile away. Learners from
neighboring Gilmanton also attend Gilford High School through a tuition agreement.
About 245 staff members support the district, led by an experienced, collaborative 12-member administrative team. It includes a business administrator; directors of curriculum, student services, technology director, buildings and grounds, and food service; and administrators at each school.
The Role of Superintendent
The next Superintendent of the Gilford School District will build on the district’s strengths, working closely with the School Board, leadership (administrative) team, staff, learners, families, and community to identify opportunities for growth and innovation while honoring the traditions, relationships, and practices that make Gilford strong. The
superintendent serves as the district’s chief executive officer and carries out the duties outlined in New Hampshire Administrative Rule Ed 302.
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