On Sept. 8, 61 City Year AmeriCorps members pledged to support more than 4,000 students this year at the Opening Day Ceremony for City Year New Hampshire, an organization dedicated to helping students and schools succeed.
The NEA Foundation has named Karyn Burgess, a special education teacher at Hillside Middle School, one of the 48 public school educators to become a member of this year’s class of Global Learning Fellows. READ MORE
The schools will officially introduce students to Booked for Summer in the last week of school, June 12-14. Printed materials will be provided and discussed before the students leave school for summer vacation. READ MORE
In a spirit of celebration and recognition, students enrolled in the West High School English Learners program were honored June 1 with a brief ceremony and lots of cake. READ MORE
New Hampshire businessman Bill Binnie delivered 60 Chromebooks, a laptop, and smart TV to Smyth Road Elementary School this morning, fulfilling a promise to pay for technology upgrades there. READ MORE
Some outcomes of the plan include improving class size issues and keeping children together who have otherwise been divided between middle schools. READ MORE
If you want to solve the real problems facing Manchester’s School District, tonight is your chance to finally move our school forward through redistricting, instead of waiting another 17 years. READ MORE
A timeline of key dates, including a public hearing set for April 11. READ MORE
Several planned public forums will provide information about the phased-in approach to solutions currently being considered. This first phase of redistricting impacts only the schools hosting the forums. All interested parents and staff are encouraged to attend. READ MORE
Winterfest, organized once again by Manchester School District, is designed to keep you and your kids from going stir-crazy over the February school vacation. Lots of free and discounted fun to be had! Check it out. READ MORE
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