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Our school will be participating in the voluntary Youth Risk Behavior Survey on March 9th. To view the survey on our website click here.

Our HVAC renovation of our ventilation system is making progress. There will be another construction wall sectioned off in the 300 wing. Our hope is that this is one of the final 2 installations before the project is complete. Students and staff should be commended for their flexibility and patience with this project.

Memorial High School is proud to announce we had 8 teachers nominated for New Hampshire Teacher of the Year! A tribute to all of the amazing staff we have here at Memorial.

One of the greatest highlight of this winter was our Unified Basketball team and the support from the school community. On a day in which the team was excited to play, there was a last minute game cancellation. The team, coaches, and many school staff and students rallied to arrange an intrasquad scrimmage. The gym was filled with spectators, officials, scorekeepers and a running clock. The community rallied to provide the opportunity on 30 minutes notice. It was a true sense of community and the support from the fans made for a great game!

The season ended with a thrilling 2 point victory over Central in overtime. The final game was played in honor of Deven Plaisted.

A couple of testimonials...

"Awesome game. I love how all the kids from the student body really gets into the UBB games, it says a lot about their character, and that is great!" -Parent

"It's moments like this that remind me why I am proud to be a Crusader!" - Staff Member

The American Legion Oratorical Contest exists to develop deeper knowledge and appreciation for the U.S. Constitution among high school students. Since 1938, the program has presented participants with an academic speaking challenge that teaches important leadership qualities, the history of our nation’s laws, the ability to think and speak clearly, and an understanding of the duties, responsibilities, rights and privileges of American citizenship.

Team Memorial plunged into the frigid Atlantic Ocean for the Special Olympics Penguin Plunge. The team raised over $5,000 for New Hampshire Special Olympics NH.

The Manchester Memorial High School DECA students recently traveled to Orlando, Fla. to attend the national Sports and Entertainment Marketing Conference.

Students that attended were Andrew Arndt, Colin Fields, Bryan Le, Carter Beland, David Ruge, Sadie Olsen, Makenna Patt, Tyler Telge, Colin Lynch Caden Capano, Adam Jacques, Mallory Bell, Evan Blais, Dallas Tripp, Ethan Kimball Nicholas Lodding, Justin Dang, Fatima Livadic and Elma Stitkovac , chaperone Tara Michaud and DECA advisor James Colby.

The Sports and Entertainment conference reinforced concepts taught in Marketing and Sports and Entertainment Marketing courses. Students heard speakers that worked in marketing, sales and operations, content engagement, strategic partnerships, and consumer insights within the sports and entertainment field. Some of the guest speakers worked for Universal, the Orlando Magic, Greater Orlando Sports Commission, Orlando Sports Foundation, Atlas Speed Training LLC and Chocolate Dolphin LLC.

The guest speakers touched on topics including: personal motivation, the nature of target marketing, the issue of pricing, ticket sales, advertising media, career opportunities, the economic impact of sports and entertainment events and much more.

Students had the opportunity to spend several days in the parks of Disney World and Universal Studios where students were able to see real life examples of topics learned every day in class; sponsorships, marketing techniques, and endorsements in the parks.