As the new year of in-person classes has progressed, and the Delta variant has continued to spark clusters and outbreaks, school nurses are facing a taxing environment. Some say it’s leading to burnout and compounding a statewide shortage. READ MORE
as we begin another school year, it is with cautious optimism that we look forward to a more normal year – a year where we will be able to learn in classrooms as opposed to our makeshift home offices or bedrooms, a year where we will again be able to volunteer and reach out to the larger Manchester community, and a year where our Central Pride can be on full display. As we all venture into this school year, we also have the change of a new principal. Ms. Debora Roukey takes the helm as principal of Central High School, ushering in a period of exciting change for our school. READ MORE
The community is invited to take part in a series of community forums on long-term planning for Manchester School District facilities. Four separate forums are scheduled, starting this Tuesday, Oct. 19. READ MORE
Teachers and other classroom educators are invited to participate in a private Facebook group to share their perspectives. READ MORE
Beginning on March 14, 2020, members of the Manchester Police Department and other law enforcement agencies began an investigation into the disappearance of Zakhia Charabaty, who was last seen on March 12 at his residence on Pasture Drive in Manchester. READ MORE
On Tuesday, the Manchester Board of School Committee is expected to receive an update on the state of Chromebooks within the Manchester School District (MSD). READ MORE
Several hundred NH high school students visit Manchester Community College to explore high-demand auto tech careers. READ MORE
On Tuesday morning, elected officials and other dignitaries gathered at the SEE Science Center to celebrate a new dollar coin honoring Christa McAuliffe and teachers everywhere, commemorating National Teacher Day. READ MORE
The top three finalists for the 2022 New Hampshire Teacher of the Year Award include educators from South Hampton, Auburn and Wilton. READ MORE
On Wednesday, the New Hampshire Congressional Delegation announced that Manchester will receive just over $1 million in federal funding from the Emergency Connectivity Fund Program. READ MORE
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