2027/2028 Proposed School Budget
Date: November 12, 2026
The 2027/2028 proposed School District budget was presented to the Auburn School Board on November 10, 2026. The proposed budget can be found here: Auburn FY28 Budget 11-10-26 As of that time, due to the passage of HB1300 (tax cap) on November 3, 2026, approximately $467,000 may need to be cut from the budget. The Board is still waiting on guidance from the New Hampshire Department of Revenue regarding calculating the final amount that needs to be cut from the proposed 2027-28 budget. The considered reductions can be found here: Budget Proposal cuts for FY28
November No School Days
Date: October 26, 2026
November 2nd: No School - Parent/Teacher Conferences November 3rd: No School - Voting November 11th: No School - Veterans Day November 25th-27th: No School - Thanksgiving Break
Pinkerton Academy's 8th grade orientation schedule
Date: October 26, 2026
Please see attached document for more information - Class of 2031 Orientation and Course Scheduling Events
Auburn HB 1300 10/20 Forum Recording
Date: October 21, 2026
Auburn HB 1300 Information & 10/20 Forum
Date: October 15, 2026
The Auburn School Board has prepared the attached informational update regarding House Bill 1300 (HB 1300), which will appear as a statewide ballot question this November. This communication is intended to provide residents with information about the legislation and its potential impact on school district budgeting. It is provided as an educational resource and does not advocate for or against the ballot question. Residents are encouraged to review the attached information and attend the Auburn Village School informational session on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. in the Auburn Village School Media Center. Those unable to attend in person may join remotely...
Child Find
Date: October 07, 2026
Child Find Flyer Child Find refers to the school district’s responsibility to actively seek out (or find) children who may have a disability and need special education. School districts are responsible for finding and evaluating all children who reside in the school district suspected to need special education who are ages 2.5 to 21 inclusive. This includes children who are home-schooled and those who are placed by parents in private for-profit schools. Every school district has policies and procedures that explain how they will outreach to and work with their communities to “find” children who may need special...
Elementary and Secondary Education Act
Date: August 17, 2026
We invite our community to share feedback on our upcoming Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) grant application, which provides essential funding for school programs based on student need. Please send your thoughts or input to Assistant Superintendent Heather Cummings at hcummings@sau15.net. Grant Application



