Although Londonderry schools continue to see enrollment declining, an increase in residential development has resulted in gains in student population at the preschool and North Elementary School. School principals all reported at the School Board’s Dec. 15 budget workshop that…
The School Board voted 5-0 to approve Londonderry High School’s Program of Studies for the 2016-2017 school year. “At the high school level, a student’s academic journey really begins by navigating an online fluid program of studies that will challenge…
The Londonderry School District earned top honors in the Niche Organization’s 2015 report detailing the best public high schools in New Hampshire. The Londonderry School District ranked sixth of 64 school districts in the State, and ranked in the top…
While results for the first 2014-2015 Smarter Balanced assessment released last week reveal Londonderry students performed well compared with their peers across the state, school officials are still working to decipher what the data actually says about student proficiency in…
The School District reached an agreement last week with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) that will allow the high school to move forward with its dining service program without burdensome regulation as a food processing plant. Per the agreement,…
The School Board has scheduled a public hearing on a proposed amendment to the Charter for official ballot voting that would remove the quorum requirement. The meeting is scheduled for Oct. 20 at 7 p.m. in the Moose Hill chamber…
The Londonderry School District announced last week that the procedure for delayed school openings has been adjusted, with snow days to begin two hours later than school start times. In previous years, delayed school openings meant classes would begin 90…
Teachers from throughout the School District are using a new assessment tool in select elementary and middle school classrooms to collect data they can use to individualize learning for their students. A pilot program for i-Ready, an adaptive diagnostic for…
The School Board voted 5-0 to adopt several new policies, as well as to amend and rescind a number of outdated School District policies. The vote occurred at the Board’s Tuesday, Aug. 25 meeting.
Superintendent Nate Greenberg announced that the federal government has issued a waiver to No Child Left Behind, allowing school districts across the state to administer the SAT as their grade 11 accountability assessment. Efforts to replace the Smarter Balanced assessment…
