HEADMASTER'S BLOG

By Cheryl Crawford, Administrator We were thrilled to celebrate Carter Martens  at the 2025 Granite State Christian School Association Banquet as he received the Timothy Award , recognizing a young Christian educator who demonstrates faith, leadership, and excellence early in their career. Carter came to Jesse Remington fresh out of Elmira College, ready to fully invest in our mission of raising this generation to be effective leaders for Jesus Christ. His passion for science

By Cheryl Crawford, Administrator On Monday, November 10, eight members of our faculty attended the Granite State Christian Schools Association (GSCSA) Educators Conference at Concord Christian Academy. The event brought together teachers and administrators from Christian schools across New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Maine, and Pennsylvania for a full day of professional growth, encouragement, and inspiration. The keynote speaker was Scott Barron, Chief Reinvention Officer and

Recently, the Entrepreneurial Education class took an exciting and important step—presenting their business plan to potential investors who are accomplished entrepreneurs in the local area.  Josiah Lewis , Faith Benedict , and Andrew Carlson  worked as a dynamic team to present the various elements of the business plan. The class venture, Sentinel Slices , aims to produce a high-quality pizza product while cultivating essential life and leadership skills among class members,

Andrew Higgins, from the graduating class of 2020, has had a full life since his years at Jesse Remington. After graduation, he attended Cairn University for four years, earning a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Mathematics. He currently works at a psychology residency, where he is able to show the people he cares for the love of Christ, a love that was further strengthened during his time at Jesse Remington. In July of this year, Andrew married his college

By Benjámin István Lados The Next Move Youth Gathering is a project to tell the Gospel and make a flourishing youth group for the Candia Congressional Church. In order to accomplish that goal, Marah Langlois and I planned a fun afternoon where participants could play board games and sports, worship, and enjoy some snacks. We started with a board game and moved on to playing wiffle ball. After the games, we sang worship songs and shared about what God is doing in our lives. We

By Kathy Carlson, Director of Admissions Last night, we hosted a School Choice Fair  at the Candia Congregational Church. Representatives from a variety of schools and educational organizations came together to meet families interested in exploring different learning options for their children. Kate Baker Demers  delivered an engaging address on schooling opportunities, and State Representative Kevin Verville  joined us to share insights on the political landscape of school c

By Cheryl Crawford, Administrator This October, Jesse Remington High School held its 32nd Annual Humanities Faire, one of our school’s most beloved traditions. This year’s theme was the Victorian Era, and students transformed the campus into a lively village full of history, creativity, and fun. Guests met famous figures like Queen Victoria, Jane Austen, Mark Twain, Florence Nightingale, Alexander Graham Bell, and Thomas Edison—all brought to life by our students through rese

Today’s Humanities Faire was a wonderful success and drew an enthusiastic crowd! Parents, faculty, staff, alumni, and many friends came together to experience our students’ interactive history projects—complete with scenes, activities, games, and the debut of our new Marketplace of Ideas . We hope you’ll join us tomorrow for more fun and learning! PERFORMANCE Saturday, October 25, 1pm to 4pm Jesse Remington Farm House 182 High Street, Candia, NH  DINNER & CONTRA DANCING Satur

By Kathy Carlson, Admissions Director Our students have been hard at work over the past several weeks—planning, writing, and building this year’s Humanities Faire: The Victorian Era! This year’s event brings a fresh twist to tradition. Hour One  features student presentations, monologues, interactive role-play, posters, and photo exhibits that bring the people and culture of the Victorian Era to life. Hour Two  invites you to enjoy creative games and hands-on activities. Hour

Last Thursday, our Entrepreneurial Education class got a huge boost when Glenn Mores  visited to guide us through the first stages of our...

A week ago, Jesse Remington senior Emma Cross competed at The Big E—the Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield, Massachusetts....

By Jeff Philbrick Hello Jesse Remington High School Families!  Wonderful to see everyone tonight, whether this is your first or many...

By Jeff Philbrick, Headmaster We thank God for His gift of outstanding weather for this year’s Fall Mountain Retreat. Students, staff,...

On yesterday’s stunning early-September day, our student body—along with teachers and a few parents—hiked to the summit of Mt. Tecumseh....

New and returning students were invited to campus recently for the late summer "Welcome Day." The day opened up with some interactive...

By Elliot Doty ('25) The Entrepreneurial Education class is full of useful concepts and ideas that are infinitely applicable to both an...

By Jeff Philbrick Our Jesse Remington High School family story is perhaps a bit unique, in that Kate, my wife, and my involvement began...

By Matt Hannan, Faculty "In the continued spirit of countercultural messaging, I have been examining what most of your peers are hearing...

Jesse Remington High School is participating in the Concord Market Days Festival through Saturday! Our presence at the festival has been...

This past Saturday, the campus of Jesse Remington High School came alive as former students returned for a special alumni reunion. This...