Pelham High School Competitors

The Nashua, New Hampshire School District is located in the most southern region of the state, just north of Boston and yet within easy access to the majestic White Mountains and New England’s scenic seacoast. Nashua is a city of 88,000 residents with much to offer. Most notably, the City has a long tradition of supporting public education, both with resources and volunteers. Nashua is a closely knit community and offers a wonderful quality of life to its residents. Nashua features a vibrant downtown known for its family-owned businesses and shops and award-winning restaurants. For these reasons, and our high-quality public school district, Money magazine named Nashua twice (1987 and 1997) as one of the best places to live and raise a family. Consistently expressed as strengths of the Nashua School District are a strong professional development program, two comprehensive high schools, progressive and innovative culture, parent and community volunteerism, wide-array of program offerings, and highly dedicated staff. The Nashua School District provides instruction for each student based on high quality local, state, and national standards, and is delivered through exemplary teaching practices that are supported by a process of continuous review and improvement.

The Manchester School District is New Hampshire's largest and oldest school system, representing 20 schools and more than 12,000 students.

Londonderry, NH School District consists of: 1 Pre-school/Kindergarten (Moose Hill), 3 Elementary Schools (North, Matthew Thornton and South School), 1 Middle School (Londonderry Middle School) and 1 Senior High School (Londonderry High School) We have a total student population of 5471. Our faculty consists of 450 Teachers, 50 Administrators, 50 Allied Health Professionals and assorted other positions for a total of 1000 employees. Our mission is to provide all students with the vision, skills and knowledge necessary to maximize their individual potential. Central to this accomplishment is the collaboration among all shareholders and disciplines so that students can become contributing members of society and appreciate that learning is a life-long process.