Central NEASC Reaccredition
 
 Manchester High School Central has been a fully-accredited member of
 the New England Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges (NEASC)
 since the founding of the organization.  As such, Central agrees to
 participate in a reaccreditation process every ten years.  This
 requires an intensive self-examination based on established standards
 for accreditation.
 
 Every faculty member and administrator participates in at least one
 standards committee. Parents and students are also represented on the
 committees.  Each of the seven committees is charged with completing
 an 8-12 page document, a one page executive summary, an assessment of
 how the school adheres to each standard and a list of strengths and
 weaknesses for each standard. There is also a steering committee that organizes
  the activities of the committees and over sees the entire NEASC process at Central.


 
 Central has established 21st Century Learning Expectations as well as
 rubrics for each of the expectations which are used school-wide, in
 all courses.  They are: Communication (Reading, Writing, Speaking and
 Listening, Utilizing Technology), Critical Thinking/Problem Solving,
 and Social and Civic Expectations.
 
 While Central’s self-reflection is on-going, the NEASC Committee for
 Reaccreditation is scheduled to visit Central on October 27, 28, 29,
 30, 2013, at which time they will reach a conclusion regarding our
 status.
 
  For more information on NEASC go to the NEASC Web Site:
http://cpss.neasc.org/