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Make a Difference

It takes a supportive community, willing to share their time, talents and generosity, to put into action our vision to bring unlimited possibilities to students with special needs.

2026 Golf Tournament

The 2026 Golf Tournament at Rochester Country Club was a tremendous success, and we are so grateful to everyone who helped make the day so special.

From the moment golfers arrived on a picture-perfect spring morning, the energy throughout the course was incredible. With a sold-out field, great pace of play, and a full day of fun, food, and friendly competition, the tournament was one to remember.

Players enjoyed tournament contests, raffle prizes, silent auction packages, and plenty of opportunities to connect and celebrate in support of Monarch School of New England. This year’s raffle and silent auction brought exciting participation, spirited bidding wars, and tremendous generosity from our supporters.

One of the highlights of the day was seeing our incredible students involved throughout the tournament. From helping to set up the dining room, and assisting at contests, to greeting players around the course, their presence made the event especially meaningful and reminded everyone why this tournament matters.

We extend our sincere thanks to all of our golfers, team captains, sponsors, donors, volunteers, prize contributors, and supporters for helping make this year’s tournament such a success. Your generosity directly supports Monarch students and programs, and we could not do this without you.

A special thank you as well to the staff at Rochester Country Club for hosting another outstanding day, and to our tournament sponsor, Eastern Boats.

We are already looking forward to another great round of golf next year!

Thank you to our Tournament sponsors:

Connections that Count

The Connections that Count series, a collaborative initiative between the Monarch School of New England and Great Bay Services, brought individuals of all abilities together through shared experiences, friendship, and community connection throughout the past school year.

From Trucks & Tastes and bowling outings to the Winter Dance and our end-of-year Ice Cream Social, Connections that Count created meaningful opportunities for students, alumni, adult partners, staff, and families to build relationships and make lasting memories.

We extend our sincere thanks to everyone who participated, volunteered, sponsored, and supported these events throughout the year. Your enthusiasm and commitment to inclusion helped make each gathering a success.

While this year's events have come to a close, we're already looking forward to bringing the community together again when Connections that Count returns this fall with new opportunities for fun, friendship, and connection. Stay tuned for upcoming event announcements!

Those interested in attending or sponsoring future events are encouraged to reach out to amartineau@monarchschoolne.org for more information.

Thank you to our Connections that Count Sponsors and Supporters:

A-D Archambault Plumbing & Heating

Bob's Discount Furniture Charitable Foundation

Bowl-a-Rama

Blue Dolphin Screenprint and Embroidery

Breezeline

CGI Business Solutions

Dover Elks Lodge 184

Eastern Propane

Frannie's Mini Donuts

Kennebunk Savings

Keystone Dental Arts

Lone Oak Ice Cream

Lovebirds Donuts

Meredith Village Savings Bank

Mass General Brigham: Wentworth Douglass Hospital

Partners Bank

SUR Construction

Wit-Way Supply

Event Series Sponsor

Monarch Purchases Jacobs Farm in Rochester

The school recently finalized the purchase of the adjacent Jacobs Farm property in Rochester. At this time, there are no immediate plans for how the land will be used or anticipated changes to our current programs. As always, the safety, well-being, and best educational interests of our students are our highest priority in any decision we make.

At this time, the Board of Directors and school leadership are listening, gathering ideas, and considering thoughtful ideas for the future. We value input from our community and welcome your suggestions. Please share your ideas with us through the form below.

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    • Campus projects (ex: painting, organizing)

    • Guest Readers

    • Community Events (ex: golf tournament)

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    • School supplies (ex: glue, markers)

    • Arts & Crafts Supplies

    • Books / Library Materials

    • STEM kits

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    • Hosting a vocational student at your business

    • STEM Outreach partnerships

    • Theater Arts partnerships

    • Career exploration tours

    • Field trips

We’re grateful to our community partners who create unique learning opportunities for our students and provide support for our work.

Get Involved
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2025-2026 Program Sponsors

Their support ensures that the programs and therapies which help our students with special needs to reach their greatest potential, will be available for the 2024-2025 school year. Thank you.

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Horticulture Therapy Sponsor - Meredith Village Savings Bank

Music Therapy - This program is funded in part by a grant from the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation’s Robert and Susan Loker Fund and Service Credit Union

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Monarch Moments

a glimpse into the lives of our incredible students, staff, and community.