Please see the "What's Bruin at Pierce School?" Newsletter by Principal Rachel Lunan-Hill by clicking the link.

The following bus routes have been established for the 2025-2026 school year:

Bus 1 (Antrim), Bus 2 (Antrim), Bus 3 (Antrim), Bus 5 (Peterborough), Bus 6 (Bennington), Bus 8 (Hancock), Bus 10 (Greenfield), Bus 11 (Hancock), Bus 12 (Peterborough), Bus 13 (Temple), Bus 15 (Temple), Bus 16 (Dublin), Bus 17 (Dublin), Bus 18 (Peterborough), Bus 19 (Sharon-Peterborough), Bus 20 (Bennington), Bus 22 (Francestown), Bus 23 (Francestown), Bus 24 (Greenfield), Bus 25 (Peterborough), Bus 26 (Peterborough).

Questions? Please contact: Student Transportation of America, (603) 924-9211.

Please see the "What's Bruin at Pierce School?" Newsletter by Principal Rachel Lunan-Hill by clicking the link.

Come join us on Monday, August 19 at 4:00 PM for a sweet way to kick off the school year! We’ll be gathering on the playground to enjoy some popsicles and get to know each other. Hope to see you there!

Please see the "What's Bruin at Pierce School?" Newsletter by Principal Rachel Lunan-Hill by clicking the link.

Have a wonderful summer, Pierce students and families! A huge thank you goes out to our PTO for their support with Field Day and to our volunteers for helping throughout the year. Thank you to our families for all of their support and care. Have a great summer, and we can't wait to see students return in the fall!

Click here to read the Pierce School Weekly Newsletter for Principal Hansen-Proulx's updates, 6/20/25.

Students in K/1 attended a field trip to Friendly Farm on Monday, 6/9, in Dublin. They held baby chicks, pet goats, learned about animal life cycles, and took part in feedings and helped on the farm. They were gentle and kind, demonstrating the skills of being wonderful Pierce students in the community!

Please click here to read the 6/13/25 edition of Pierce School Weekly Newsletter update from Principal Hansen-Proulx.

Over the past two weeks, Lego Club has been a popular & creative option during recess. Students have a choice to stay in and build in the library, and it’s been a joy to see their imagination come to life through their creations. It’s a great way for students to collaborate, problem-solve, and have fun!

Click here to read Pierce School Weekly Newsletter updates for 6/6/25 by Principal Hansen-Proulx.