Southern New Hampshire Schools
New Hampshire School Districts
New Hampshire school districts are administrated by local school boards which have the authority to make all necessary rules and regulations of the government, organization and grading in the school district. Public school systems in the state include elementary, middle, junior and senior high schools and vocational centers. However, there is some variation between school districts.
Elementary and secondary parochial school systems exist in the larger cities. Many private secular schools provide a fine alternative to the public school system. Higher education is provided through the numerous fine colleges and universities throughout the state.
Private colleges include St. Anslem College in Manchester, and Rivier College in Nashua. Two-year, state-funded vocational colleges are conveniently located in major population centers.
Nashua NH Schools
Nashua's school district is SAU #42, which includes twelve elementary schools, three junior high schools and two high schools. About 15,000 students attend the Nashua School District, all with the opportunity to attend one of several technical centers for vocational training. The award-winning Nashua School District is touted as one of the best city school districts in the state.
Manchester NH Schools
There are a great number of schools in the area with different curriculums which should satisfy 
any family looking for a house in Manchester. Schools in the city are served by the Manchester School District. There are fourteen public elementary schools, four public middle schools and four public high schools. Manchester High School Central is the oldest public high school in the state of New Hampshire and students attending the school are from sixty different countries.
High school graduates as well as adults restarting their higher education will be pleased to know there are many institutions of higher education in the area located within close proximity to some of the very affordable Manchester real estate. There is Hesser College in Manchester, Manchester Community College, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences and New Hampshire Institute of Art, which is the only independent college of art in the state of New Hampshire. Manchester is also home to Southern New Hampshire University and The University of New Hampshire at Manchester, providing associate’s, bachelor's, master’s, and doctoral degrees.
Salem NH Schools
Approximately 84% of Salem's graduating students attend a post-secondary school. The 1999 SAT scores of 510 verbal and 497 math are competitive statewide as well as nationally.
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