Directory of Education Resources

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Subcategories

• Colleges and Universities
• School Districts
• School Libraries

Resources in This Category

• Central High School

  http://central.mansd.org/
  A very wide range of courses and offerings, including academic and social experiences. Services, calendar, activities, and a message from the principal.

• German Language School

  http://nhgermanschool.com/
  Provides courses in the German language for adults and children. Classes are available at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels.

• Manchester Child Development Center

  http://manchesterchild.com/
  Service provided by the city school district. Overview, locations, and just for parents.

• Manchester High School West

  http://west.mansd.org/
  This site offers students, alumni, staff and the community access to information about west-side and the ability to keep in touch with each other and their school.

• Manchester Memorial High School

  http://memorial.mansd.org/
  Statistical information including graduation requirements and grading system. Calendar, departments, newsletters, and parent organizations.

• New England EMS Institute

  http://www.neemsinstitute.com/
  Offers basic and advanced training courses for pre-hospital patient care providers. Part of Elliot Heath Systems.

• The Manchester School of Technology

  http://mst.mansd.org/
  The regional Career and Technical school serving the Greater Manchester high school students. Program of studies, news contact information, and school profile.

• Trinity High School

  http://www.trinity-hs.org/
  Private Catholic school for grades 9-12. Newsletter, admission information, activities, sports schedules, staff directory, and alumni directory.

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