Our work is guided local and state data.
Manchester Proud has reviewed a number of local and state reports and other data sources to better understand the opportunities and challenges
Manchester Proud Newsletter: August 22, 2019
Manchester Proud Newsletter: August 22, 2019 News Back to school We are gearing up for the start of school in September. We
We’re proud to be part of Manchester’s Renewal.
Manchester is making news - for the right reasons. We were thrilled to be included in Business NH Magazine's recent story about
We’ve updated our timeline. Check out what we’ve done.
Where we've been, where we're going The easiest way to get up to speed on our 13 months of work is to
Our international community shares its ideas for our future schools.
Concerns and hopes from our international community When we talked with former refugees and immigrants at the International Institute of New England
What have we done in 13 months? A lot and it’s all here.
Our Progress Report recounts our first 13 months It is fair to say that Manchester Proud’s work over the course of these
Minutes 7/24/2019: Community Planning Group Shares Early Ideas, Explores Inclusivity and Equity
Community Planning Group Minutes, July 24, 2019 Location: SNHU, Gustafson Center Community Planning Group members present: Dr. John Goldhardt, Deo Mwano, Rev.
We asked what students need to be successful. We heard academics and team-building skills.
What does the Future of Learning look like in Manchester? What should graduates of Manchester’s public schools know and be able to
Our new superintendent says all students deserve a quality education
Dr. John Goldhardt: Every Student Should Be Guaranteed a Quality Education We are thrilled our new superintendent, Dr. Goldhardt, has joined our
What is Manchester Proud?
Manchester Proud: What we do. Why we do it. As Manchester Proud moves ahead with its work, it seems like a good