Mill Falls Best of Both Worlds 5K Road Race & Fun Run

The 6th Annual Mill Falls Charter School Road Race & Fun Run is a community-based fundraising effort that helps raise critical funds for our public school program.  

Celebrate our unique school community, join hands in healthy and fun activities, with healthy (and free) food provided by SNHU. This is a perfect event for friends & families of all ages, featuring an adorable Fun Run, a Road Race on the east side of SNHU’s campus centered at their beautiful stadium with Field Games, Face Painting, Crafts, all set to music by DJ Ron, & more!!

Race Day Schedule:
8:15 am: Registration opens
8:45 am: Shine Warm Up begins with Ms. Maura
9:00 am: Family Fun Run steps off 
9:30 am: 5K Road Race steps off

GiveAways:   First 100 Registrations will receive a free race T-shirt.  Sign-up Today!!

•                        (Must Register before Monday, August 23rd to receive a T-shirt)

Donations: We urgently need sponsors at the $100, $250 and $500 level. Can you pitch in?

If you prefer not to register for the event but would like to donate, fundraise individually, or fundraise as a team, you can do so by going directly to the donate tab at the top of the page.

* Sign up to Volunteer or Donate Items.*

We need people power and/or donated items on the day of! If you can lend a hand or lend some goodies, please contact our Executive Director, Meryl Levin, today at meryl.levin@millfalls.org!

A little bit about us:

Mill Falls Public Montessori Charter School was established in 2012 as NH’s first public Montessori school. We provide a K-6 grade education to 168 students each year. The school brings together children of all backgrounds and learning styles in mixed-age classrooms, which follow the individualized and academically integrated Montessori approach. Students’ emotional and social growth is cultivated alongside their academic achievement in an inclusive and diverse public school setting. Like all public schools, we are tuition-free. 

Our diverse student body includes children from 14 towns including Manchester. There are typically at least 10 languages in addition to English spoken by members of our student body. Our students have a wide variety of life experiences and learning styles. Close to 20% of our students live at or below the poverty line. All that to say, our school community reflects accurately the residential makeup of Manchester and its surrounding towns.   

While our public school receives funding from the State of NH, the funding level is significantly less than funds afforded to the state’s traditional public schools. We hold events like this to help us cover the budget deficit we face annually given the low level of state funding.