39 Harvard Street, Laconia NH  03246  *  (603)  524-5710  *  Fax  (603) 528-8442 
​  Bob Champlin - Superintendent/District Human Rights Officer  *  ​  ​Amy Hinds - Assistant Superintendent/Title IX District Coordinator
Diane Clary - Business Administrator
Stay up-to-date with the latest highlights from Laconia School District! 
Our district is proud to be featured in recent media stories that celebrate our commitment to student achievement, innovative programs, and community involvement. From academic successes to inspiring projects and events, these stories reflect the dedication of our students, educators, and staff to creating a positive and impactful educational experience. Explore our media coverage to see how the Laconia School District is making a difference in education and shaping bright futures every day.
 New Student Registration
​ ​               *  Create and Alma Start account, log into Alma Start, add student.
              *   Detailed student registration directions for NEW Families.

  • Online Student Registration for EXISTING Laconia families using Alma. 
      *   To begin the online regisration process please log into
            your existing ALMA account, school links below.​
               *   Once you are logged into Alma, click Add Student.
               *   Detailed student registration directions for Existing Families.
Kindergarten Age Cutoff:  
Children must be five (5) by September 30, 2024
Residency Affidavit Form: 
Required for residency documentation if you are enrolling a student and residing with a relative or friend. It must be signed, notarized and submitted with a proof of residency document which is outlined on the form.
Laconia School District 
​Strategic Goals (2023-2028)
After a year of work, the Laconia School District strategic goals were unanimously approved by the Laconia School Board on Tuesday, December 19th.  Strategic goals establish an organization’s priorities and can challenge habitual behaviors to develop strategic actions that focus on improvement. Aligning the efforts of people in an organization with resources is necessary to achieve strategic goals. The Board's approval of these goals is the culmination of a thirteen-month school/community effort that began with a community forum on November 16, 2022.  1114 data points about the district's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) were collected from over 100 teachers, support staff, city officials, parents, students, administrators, state representatives, and community members.  From this data, the district identified three overarching goal areas: Academics (including Literacy, Teaching and Learning, and Assessment), Wellness (Student and Staff), and Community Resources and Engagement.  The goals and sub-goals were developed by task forces and went through several iterations after receiving feedback from the School Board, the Board’s Strategic Planning Committee, a Community Focus Group, School District Administrators, and the Goal-Area Task Forces themselves. These goals are an important component to help us realize our mission and vision. Please link here to see all of the strategic goals and sub goals.