Quality Education is an Investment in your child! We welcome you to our web site, and we invite you to learn more about our unique school. What makes Jesse Remington High School, a 50 student Christian day school nestled into rural New Hampshire, a special place to spend the high school years?
Mission: Jesse Remington High School is a Christian community of students and faculty, pursuing wisdom, knowledge and understanding, and is committed to raising a generation to be effective leaders for Jesus Christ.
JRHS is a ministry of the Candia Congregational Church
Taming of the Shrew
Jesse Remington High School Players present William Shakespear's Taming of the Shrew. There will be three showings: Friday May 18 at 7pm; Saturday May 19 at 7pm; and Sunday May 20 at 3pm. There will be a free will offering taken at each show.
Timber Frame Raising
Eight boys have been working along side master joiner Jeff Philbrick and super Alumnus Joel Whitlock to make this year's timber framed barn. Now, it is assembly and raising time! The weeks of May 21 and May 28, the crew will be working at the Peter Woodbury School in Bedford to put up the 20x26 frame. Anyone who want to come and watch, or even lend a hand, call the office today to get a schedule.
Final Agape Lunch of the Year! Tuesday May 22
Come one, Come all, to the Final Agape Lunch of the Year! Hamburgers, hot dogs - a real picnic it will be. We are inviting back any and all of our Alumni, to help celebrate our theme for this luncheon: Life after Jesse Remington. We are excited to have Bethany Loraditch Banakos ('05) sharing with us. 12:15 start time, and you're on your way by 1:15. Our Choir will be making their final preparations for the ACSI Music Festival, and Alumni will be sharing some testimonies about their growth and life after graduation. RSVP to the school office.
Mission Celebration Night of Giving
On Friday evening, May 4, nearly 100 friends and supporters of JRHS gathered at the Evergreen Pavilion at Candia Woods for the annual Mission Celebration, night of Giving. Our theme for the evening was “an instrument of noble purposes” taken from 2 Timothy. Each speaker used this theme, to show how God is using JRHS to prepare students for the life God has ordained for them, and to be made holy, ready to do good work.
We were blessed to have Seth Caron (00) as our emcee, and Emily Shattuck (04) and Jenna Tannian Sosa as our Alumni testimonial speakers. The students did an excellent job singing two pieces they will be competing with later this month.
Headmaster Jeff Philbrick spoke the vision of JRHS as never before, this time using golf to build an analogy! Institutional Advancement member Steve Whitcomb, and a father of two JRHS Alumni, did the important work of laying out the short and long term financial needs and goals of JRHS. To present, we are pleased to announce that nearly $20,000 has come in to the Annual Fund, and we have signed on 9 new members into the Sentinel Society, those folks committed to regular giving to JRHS.
