There are a total of six high schools that provide alternative education programming designated with CSI status: *Originally identified as CSI in 2018 or 2022 and did not exit status. Winchester School in Winchester School District.Unity Elementary School in Unity School District.Richards Elementary School in Newport School District*.Highbridge Hill Elementary in Mascenic Regional.Parker-Varney School in Manchester School District.Henry Wilson Elementary School in Manchester School District*.Beech Street School in Manchester School District*.Edward Fenn School in Gorham Randolph Shelburne Cooperative.

Smith School in Franklin School District (identified due to its status as a feeder to Franklin Middle School)*

Franklin Middle School in Franklin School District*.

Compass Classical Academy Charter Elementary School.

Bluff School in Claremont School District.

There are a total of 13 elementary and middle schools designated with CSI status: Key indicators for high schools include academic achievement, graduation rates, progress toward English language proficiency and college and career readiness. The data represents elementary and middle school performance in four key areas – academic achievement, academic growth, progress toward English language proficiency and academic growth of under-performing students (for K-8 schools). The New Hampshire State ESSA Plan requires states to calculate and release the list of public schools identified for CSI every three years.

Division of Educator Support and Higher EducationĬONCORD, NH - As required by the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) and in compliance with the New Hampshire Consolidated State Plan, the New Hampshire Department of Education has identified 19 schools throughout New Hampshire as Comprehensive Support and Improvement Schools, which are designated once every three years as schools that are showing the greatest challenges with academic achievement and student performance.Ĭomprehensive Support and Improvement Schools are the lowest-performing five percent of all schools in the state receiving Title I, Part A funds, as well as high schools in the state with a four-year graduation rate less than 67 percent, regardless of Title I status.

Division of Education Analytics and Resources.

Recovering Bright Futures Learning Pods.

Military Interstate Children's Compact Commission.

Manchester k8 resources