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EspañolMANCHESTER MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL
'Manchester Memorial' is a four-year comprehensive school in Manchester, New Hampshire with an enrollment of approximately 2,268. The school's Latin motto is "scientia est potentia."
Manchester Memorial accepts students from the suburban-rural communities of Auburn, Hooksett, Bedford, Deerfield, and Candia.
Manchester Memorial High School has received accreditation from the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, and from the New Hampshire Department of Education.
The curriculum offers a wide selection of courses to meet the needs and the abilities of all students. Classes are offered in English, social studies, mathematics, science, foreign languages, art, music, physical education & health, business, family and consumer science, library science, technology education, special education, and vocational education at the Manchester School of Technology. All classes meet five times a week. Science courses with a lab meet seven times a week. Many advanced placement classes, such as all AP science courses, meet ten times per week.
Memorial High School is a member of the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA). It participates in Division I for hockey and football and Class L for the remaining sports.
In 2006 the softball team competed for the Class L championship under the coaching of David Hedge, but lost to Salem. The baseball team, however, won the Class L championship game against Bishop Guertin in that same year, led by coach Don Menswar. It was the first title for Memorial in any team sport since the baseball team won the Division I title in 1998, ending a title drought of eight years.
From 1991-1993, the Memorial boys basketball team suffered through a horrendous losing streak, dropping 50+ straight games. The streak received national attention and when the team finally won a game (during the Queen City Invitational Basketball Tournament against Laconia of Class I); it was reported on Boston television stations.
The Memorial Football team also has an infamous season history, with both the 2005 and 2006 seasons resulting in only one win (against Trinity High School and Manchester High School Central, respectively). The school has not won a championship since 1973.
4.0 grading scale with weighted and unweighted rankings.
★ Jane Badler, actress, star of the TV series ''V''
★ Robert A. Baines, 3-term mayor of Manchester, New Hampshire
★ Steve Balboni, Major League Baseball player (New York Yankees, Kansas City Royals, Texas Rangers, Seattle Mariners)
★ Mike Flanagan, an American League pitcher and Cy Young Award winner with the Baltimore Orioles
★ Dave Maynard, actor, star of the movie ''Games People Play: New York''
★ Aaron Tolson, actor and dancer, star of ''Lord of the Dance''
Manchester Memorial accepts students from the suburban-rural communities of Auburn, Hooksett, Bedford, Deerfield, and Candia.
| Contents |
| Academics |
| Athletics |
| History |
| Grading System |
| Notable alumni |
| References |
Academics
Manchester Memorial High School has received accreditation from the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, and from the New Hampshire Department of Education.
The curriculum offers a wide selection of courses to meet the needs and the abilities of all students. Classes are offered in English, social studies, mathematics, science, foreign languages, art, music, physical education & health, business, family and consumer science, library science, technology education, special education, and vocational education at the Manchester School of Technology. All classes meet five times a week. Science courses with a lab meet seven times a week. Many advanced placement classes, such as all AP science courses, meet ten times per week.
Athletics
Memorial High School is a member of the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA). It participates in Division I for hockey and football and Class L for the remaining sports.
In 2006 the softball team competed for the Class L championship under the coaching of David Hedge, but lost to Salem. The baseball team, however, won the Class L championship game against Bishop Guertin in that same year, led by coach Don Menswar. It was the first title for Memorial in any team sport since the baseball team won the Division I title in 1998, ending a title drought of eight years.
From 1991-1993, the Memorial boys basketball team suffered through a horrendous losing streak, dropping 50+ straight games. The streak received national attention and when the team finally won a game (during the Queen City Invitational Basketball Tournament against Laconia of Class I); it was reported on Boston television stations.
The Memorial Football team also has an infamous season history, with both the 2005 and 2006 seasons resulting in only one win (against Trinity High School and Manchester High School Central, respectively). The school has not won a championship since 1973.
History
Grading System
4.0 grading scale with weighted and unweighted rankings.
Notable alumni
★ Jane Badler, actress, star of the TV series ''V''
★ Robert A. Baines, 3-term mayor of Manchester, New Hampshire
★ Steve Balboni, Major League Baseball player (New York Yankees, Kansas City Royals, Texas Rangers, Seattle Mariners)
★ Mike Flanagan, an American League pitcher and Cy Young Award winner with the Baltimore Orioles
★ Dave Maynard, actor, star of the movie ''Games People Play: New York''
★ Aaron Tolson, actor and dancer, star of ''Lord of the Dance''
References
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