Founders competed against five other local schools at the competition and were one of three schools selected to move on to the state festival in Gilford, NH on April 10th and 11th. Also moving on from that competition are Kingswood and Salem.
For many young people in New Hampshire, involvement with the juvenile justice system does not begin with a single incident. It is often the result of overlapping circumstances, such as housing instability, family conflict, disrupted education, and unresolved trauma, which create additional challenges when navigating school, work, and daily life.
This summer, Manchester parents will be able to request a transfer for their students currently enrolled in the Manchester School District into another Manchester School District school.
Kindergartner Josephine Ziniti sat at her teacher’s feet, hand held high, eager to answer a math question. And when her teacher, Jacqueline Gleason-Boure, moved to the floor, Josephine and her classmates closed in around her, eager to get her attention.
For nearly two decades, the NHHSSFF has sparked imagination across the Granite State, serving as the state’s premier platform for student filmmakers. Every year, students are invited to submit 6-minute short films in a genre of their choosing, encouraging them to lead their own learning and find their unique cinematic voice.
Each year, the Manchester School District receives an audit of its previous year’s fiscal year budget and the latest audit came with a positive note.
Looking back, many people remember the pandemic as a period of anxiety, forced time at home, social distancing, and separation from loved ones. For New Hampshire’s child care providers, COVID-19 ushered in a period of pivotal change for the industry, for better and for worse.
Families looking to plan meaningful and engaging summer experiences for their children are invited to the third annual “Spring into Summer” resource fair coming on Saturday, March 21 at Beech Street Elementary School.
Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais announced that the City of Manchester Commission on Child Care convened the first meeting of the City of Manchester Commission on Childcare, an advisory body of various public and private city leaders with connections to municipal government, public health, early childhood education, business, healthcare and workforce development.
Volunteer NH and national service members marked AmeriCorps Week 2026 with days of connection and engagement at New Hampshire nonprofits and the launch of a new professional development opportunity.