have a look at the docs:
www.pyglet.org/doc/programming_guide/windows_and_opengl_contexts.html

what you are talking about is called scene switching and this is
either done manually by popping and pushing event handlers from/to the
stack (as already mentioned by paul) or using an existing framework
for that as the cocos2d scene manager.
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