Comprehensive School Membership                             $325

This membership is the most popular and enables all individuals within a school, organization, or institution of higher learning to enjoy the benefits of membership.

NELMS/NHAMLE Joint Comprehensive School Membership                                                                                                             $350

This joint membership is only available to New Hampshire schools and has the same benefits as above. This is a great opportunity to secure your NH Affiliate Membership with your NELMS membership.

Small School Membership                                                  $225

This membership enables a small school (combine enrollment of 200 or fewer students and/or have 12 or fewer (FTE) professional staff assigned to grades 5-8) to enjoy the full benefits of membership for a reduced price - New England members only.

College/University Membership                                         $399

This membership is designed for you and members of your Undergraduate Teacher Education Program. This membership connects your educational institution with the hundreds of New England League of Middle School members. It enables up to 2 key individuals within your organization to enjoy the full benefits of membership.

Business Membership                                                           $299

This membership is designed for business professionals. It enables up to 5 key individuals within your business to enjoy the full benefits of a membership that is specifically designed to inform and educate your organization about the middle level marketplace.

Individual Educator Membership                                       $75

This membership is designed an individual to receive information from NELMS directly and to receive membership benefits.

Parent/Retiree/Student Membership                                $40

These memberships are designed for parents of middle school students and retired educators who choose to remain informed about middle school issues, or full-time college students preparing for careers in education.