District Assistant Superintendent Burkush announces retirement
read more…: District Assistant Superintendent Burkush announces retirementKaren Burkush will retire in June 2015 after 35 years with the school district.
Manchester School District
Manchester among 6 NH districts named to AP Honor Roll
read more…: Manchester among 6 NH districts named to AP Honor RollThe AP Honor Roll distinction is earned by school districts that increase access to advanced placement course work while simultaneously maintaining or increasing the percentage of students earning scores of 3 or higher on AP Exams. Manchester is one of only six NH districts to receive this honor.
Teacher, on students in need: ‘I felt like I should do something more’
read more…: Teacher, on students in need: ‘I felt like I should do something more’“Many of the teachers I know purchase items for students, and the cost adds up quickly. If there were a way to collect donations, we could help more children.”
FIRST brings Junior STEAM Ahead program to city’s elementary schools
read more…: FIRST brings Junior STEAM Ahead program to city’s elementary schoolsThe implementation plan for Junior STEAM Ahead will begin with three schools, Beech Street, Green Acres and Jewett Street. In 2015, four more schools will be added, and the remaining elementary schools in the city will participate starting in the 2016-17 school year.
City high school students driven to ‘Make the Grade’
read more…: City high school students driven to ‘Make the Grade’Students at Manchester West High School got a look at the Make the Grade grand prize on Oct. 13 – the annual event kick off was delayed from Sept. 25, due to a school lockdown.
Op/Ed: New Hampshire can do better at creating a 21st Century Education System
read more…: Op/Ed: New Hampshire can do better at creating a 21st Century Education SystemNew Hampshire could be in the forefront nationally when attempting to disrupt this outdated model where recently Secretary Arne Duncan approved a waiver request from districts in California and Massachusetts, why not New Hampshire’s Manchester district?
Will your student ‘Make the Grade’ and win a new car?
read more…: Will your student ‘Make the Grade’ and win a new car?This is the fourth year “Make the Grade” will award a brand new car to a junior or senior high school student who earns Honor Roll status the first, second and third quarters of the academic year.
Calling all costume hoarders: New and used costumes wanted for Kids Cafe
read more…: Calling all costume hoarders: New and used costumes wanted for Kids CafeSome of the Manchester NH school district’s elementary schools have helped collect costume donations in the past. If you would like to get your school involved, or have costumes to donate, please contact Christine at cptelge@yahoo.com.
West High School lockdown prompts review of district’s safety protocols
read more…: West High School lockdown prompts review of district’s safety protocolsDebriefing after an emergency is routine practice so that everyone involved can evaluate current emergency plans and procedures to improve safety. Superintendent Dr. Debra Livingston will meet with school board members in a non-public session, in accordance with administrative rules*, to brief them on the results of the evaluation. Specifics on any changes to policy or procedure may be released publicly in order to protect the integrity of those emergency plans.
Beech Street school awarded $25,000 ‘Year of the Book’ CLiF Grant
read more…: Beech Street school awarded $25,000 ‘Year of the Book’ CLiF GrantIn addition to giving new books to students, the one-year partnership between CLiF and Beech Street will include author/illustrator visits, multi-day writing workshops, and storytelling presentations. Grant money also will provide custom-designed and professionally printed literacy posters, a color printer, and expenses related to a student author day reception later this school year.
