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Search this site Home Directory About Us Academics K-2 Pod 3-5 Pod Middle School Pod Unified Arts Activities Hawks PTA Athletics For Families Resources Handbook Grants For Faculty | Staff School Board SAU48 Schools Home Directory About Us Academics K-2 Pod 3-5 Pod Middle School Pod Unified Arts Activities Hawks PTA Athletics For Families Resources Handbook Grants For Faculty | Staff School Board SAU48 Schools More Home Directory About Us Academics K-2 Pod 3-5 Pod Middle School Pod Unified Arts Activities Hawks PTA Athletics For Families Resources Handbook Grants For Faculty | Staff School Board SAU48 Schools Announcements Welcome to HCS's new website. Please be patient as we work on updating the site. Honor Roll Trimester 1 Basketball Game Live Stream via Youtube Press Releases and Video Updates from Superintendent Kyla Welch COVID - What to Expect Child Find Notice Link to Mr. Sampson Video Updates 2020-2021 HCS School Year Calendar SAU#48 Remote Learning Website COVID Daily Screener PowerSchool Parent & Student Lunch Menu Google Suite Library Website Weather Station @ HCS School Closings - WMUR Website Accessibility Statement HCS Newsletter and Flyers General School Information School hours: 8:20am to 2:55pm Boys & Girls Club Hours: 3:00pm to 5:30pm Student Breakfast: Under Nationwide Area Eligibility Waiver granted by USDA all meals are Free for the remainder of the school year. Student Lunch: Under Nationwide Area Eligibility Waiver granted by USDA all meals are Free for the remainder of the school year. Student Drop Off: Drop off starts at 8:00am. Please drop off students by the playground. Student Pick Up: Pick up begins at 2:55pm. Please pick up students by the front of the school. Directions to HCS Town of Holderness Resources About Holderness: The Town of Holderness is in central New Hampshire, nestled between the foothills of the White Mountains and the shores of the Squam Lakes. From early times, Native Americans and then European settlers used the Lakes as a trade route. Goods from the North Country floated across Squam Lake, down the Squam River to the Pemigewasset, and then to the Merrimack and the seacoast. Benning Wentworth granted the township of New Holderness in 1751 but the official charter from King George III is dated 1761. “New” was dropped from the name at the 1816 Town Meeting, and all was quiet until 1868 when a dispute over “gaslights and sidewalks” literally split the community. What is now the town of Ashland was formed around the thriving mills and railroad depot of the time, leaving the rest of Holderness to the farmers and fishermen. Ironically, it was the unspoiled beauty of Holderness that drew visitors seeking relief from the swelter of Boston or Baltimore. By 1890, Holderness was a cool retreat from city summers, with dozens of rustic fishing camps on the shores of Squam Lake and hotels dotting the hillsides. Today Holderness is still small and still largely rural. The breathtaking natural beauty of the lakes and mountains is still what draws visitors and residents alike all year round. Yet it doesn’t take long to discover that Holderness and the surrounding towns have wonderful educational, cultural, and commercial assets as well. Shopping, theater, music, restaurants, galleries, and bookstores are within a few miles of Holderness Village. Town of Holderness Links : Holderness Police Dept. Holderness Fire Dept. Holderness Health Officer Town of Holderness Holderness Public Library Squam Lakes Science Center Holderness Recreation Dept. HCS Site Map HCS Home Remote Learning Back-to-School K-2 Pod 3-5 Pod Middle School Pod Unified Arts Student Services Address 19 School Road Holderness, NH 03245 Contact Phone: 1.603.536.2538 Fax: 1.603. 536.1772 E-Mail: h csinfo@pemibaker.org Newsletter Join our mailing list. Email us! Visit us on Instagram & Facebook Report abuse Page details Page updated Report abuse...