School Counseling
Congratulations Class of 2020
As we recognize the largest graduating class of New Hampshire Scholars in the program's history, it undoubtedly will go down as the most unique set of circumstances that schools and students have faced.
Terms such as remote learning, stay at home, and social distancing will be ones the Class of 2020 won't soon forget. But the 5,611 New Hampshire Scholars persevered through all of the challenges and are somehow better prepared for their next adventure.
Thank you to all of the counselors, teachers, administrators, and community partners who worked hard to recognize students virtually and in person. When students are presented their diploma wearing their NH Scholar gold medallion, it will all be worth it.
Among the many who want to congratulate the NH Scholars Class of 2020 are these tremendous supporters. Watch their special video messages.
- U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen
- U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan
- U.S. Congressman Chris Pappas
- U.S. Congresswoman Ann McLane Kuster
- NH State Senator and NH Scholars Board Chair, Lou D’Allesandro
And a special message from one of our NH Scholars graduates:
To share a link of the videos with students and families, please use one of these pages: http://www.nhscholars.org/special-congratulatory-video-messages-to-class-of-2020/ or http://www.nhscholars.org/resources/videos/
School Counseling News
- TBA
Academic Support
After School Make-Up & Extra Help Schedule
Monday
Business
Social Studies
Special Education
Tuesday
World Languages
Mathematics
Wednesday
Science
FACS
Guidance
Tech Ed
PE/Health
Thursday
Art
English
Music
NJROTC
Friday
None
Counselors
See Staff Directory for contact information
Beaulieu, Renee
A, B, D, N, P, Q
Bilodeau, Cindy
R-Z & Director of Guidance
Glass, Eli
G, H, I, J, M & ALF Program
Moylan, Alicia
C, F, O & STEAM Program
Doherty, Sarah
E, K, L & Special Programs
U.S. Selective Service System
Please Remember:
It takes just 45 seconds to register online at SSS.gov
It's the law and registering can save a man a lifetime of headaches. Benefits lost by failing to register include access to:
*college loans and grants
*job training programs
*all federal, and postal employment, and many state, municipal and contractor jobs
*delays in citizenship processing up to five years
Online and print material is available at https://www.sss.gov/Resources/Resources
Do You Have Enough Credits?
You need 4 credits to be a sophomore
You need 9 credits to be a junior
You need 15 credits to be a senior
NEED FAFSA HELP?
Name: Heba Shabaka
Where: Guidance
When: Every Friday starting from 10/18...AS OF 3/13/20, THIS HAS BEEN SUSPENDED BY UNH UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Time: 9:00-1:00
Free FAFSA help!
Heba is a sophomore at UNH Manchester. She graduated from Memorial HS 2018 after coming to the country from Egypt in 2016. We are lucky to have her!
INTERESTED IN EARNING SOME CREDITS ALTERNATIVELY? Do you have hobbies, interests, or passions outside of school? Do you have a part-time job? You can earn high school credit through an ELO (Extended/Experiential Learning Opportunity). See your school counselor!
- Personalized tutoring tailored to individual needs
- Core and Other Various Subjects
- SAT/ACT Test Prep
- Study Skills/ Note Taking
- And Much More!