Hillside Middle School for years now has been a model of student-centered programming, student empowerment, team building, community building and more. If you pay close enough attention, you will see it has relentlessly pursued opportunities and collaborations to benefit its students, families and community. With so many inspirational examples to share, let’s enjoy a sampling from the two weeks leading up to Thanksgiving!
Visit to Manchester’s Granite State Manufacturing is an eye-opener for charter school students.
Manchester Proud announces the hiring of Aimee Kereage as its new Community Partnerships Coordinator. The Community Partnerships Coordinator position was created by Manchester Proud’s Partnership Network Work Group in response to the need to build and align community partners and resources in support of Manchester’s public schools.
Recognizing the growing need for workers in our state’s health care sector, Manchester Community College (MCC) has developed a new partnership with the International Institute of New England (IINE) to train English Language Learners (ELLs) to become Licensed Nursing Assistants.
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.
Several hundred NH high school students visit Manchester Community College to explore high-demand auto tech careers.
Two New Hampshire students have been selected for the Bank of America Student Leaders Program. The Student Leaders program, which started in 2004, recognizes 300 community-focused juniors and seniors from across the U.S. annually.
If you could fix the future by going into the past, would you do it? In that famous scene in the 1985 Movie, Back to the Future, Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) learns that “Doc” Brown (Christopher Lloyd) built a time machine out of a DeLorean and asks why? Doc Brown replies, “The way I see it, if you’re gonna build a time machine into a car, why not do it with some style?
CONCORD, NH – The New Hampshire Department of Education announced today the first four School District Recovering Bright Futures Learning Pods grants. In partnership with Prenda, the Department created the Recovering Bright Futures program to bring an innovative instructional model to New Hampshire students, families and schools. District Pods are embedded in New Hampshire school …
Grappone Mazda has a special promotion going on to honor New Hampshire educators – a free oil change and multi-point inspection, plus a $50 gift card – their way of saying “thank you” to New Hampshire’s teachers for going above and beyond.
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Spark Academy has some openings for fall 2020.