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Manchester-by-the-Sea District and Curriculum

Manchester Essex Regional School District serves the towns of Manchester-by-the-Sea and Essex. Each town has its own elementary school, while the middle and high schools are located in Manchester. The Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks guide the learning process from elementary through high school and provides continuity and consistency in the layout of standards. The standards are grade-appropriate goals for learning in each subject and contain both expectations for knowledge and skills as well as opportunities for critical thinking. This supports the college and career readiness standards that the district has for its students, which are also developed through service learning, character education, and extracurricular activities.

We currently cover the following Manchester-by-the-Sea-area school district: Manchester Essex Regional School District.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Manchester-by-the-Sea District Curriculum

Manchester Essex Regional High School posts curriculum guides for each English class. This includes honors- and college predatory-level courses for all grade levels and AP courses for eleventh and twelfth grade. Curriculum guides are also included for the journalism and creative writing courses. Each curriculum guide consists of a brief description of the course, specific course goals that students are expected to attain, the overarching essential questions that guide the course, an outline of the structure and timeline of the class, the various instructional methods that are used, and materials that are needed.

The English department recognizes that the English language arts provide the foundation of student’s educational program and strive to develop students as readers, writers, thinkers, and speakers. The general goals developed by the English department are for students to gain full reading comprehension and writing skills, speak clearly and with purpose in both small- and large-group settings, gain exposure to literature through perspectives different from their own, find joy through self-expression, and develop a lifelong love for literature.

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Keeping Informed: Recent Manchester-by-the-Sea Educational News

  • Manchester Essex Grad Earns First Schooner Festival Scholarship - A recent graduate of Manchester Essex High was awarded the first ever Gloucester Schooner Festival Youth Scholarship, which will contribute $1,000 toward his education at the Massachusetts Maritime Academy. The scholarship was created to assist a Cape Ann-area student develop his/her "seamanship, sailing, and maritime skills." The avid fisherman chose the Massachusetts Maritime Academy because he was impressed with the school's opportunities to work on ships and study abroad in places such as Cuba and Panama as well as its disciplined structure.
  • Student Earns Top Honors in National Guard Training Course - A 16-year-old Manchester Essex High student recently graduated from a Tactical Medicine course at the National Guard Training Area. The rigorous 10-day course centered on the emergency care of injured patients in a tactical environment, including assessing and obtaining the vitals of patients, treating shocks and burns, and learning basic and advanced life support skills. The 16-year-old was at the top of the class of 30 students, being named the Honor Cadet and earning praise for acting as a cadet far beyond his years.
  • Manchester Essex High Assistant Principal Given Additional Title - Manchester Essex Regional High Assistant Principal Paul F. Murphy will now have an additional responsibility, as he was named the school's athletic director. Murphy, who has 21 years of experience as a school administrator, is excited to combine his administration experience with is love for Interscholastic sports.

Manchester-by-the-Sea Tutors Can Help Your Student Succeed

SchoolTutoring Academy works with young learners and students, all the way up through high school. We offer Pre-K and Kindergarten Tutoring as well as Elementary School Tutoring to build a strong learning foundation early on. We also offer comprehensive tutoring across all school subjects.

Chalk Talk: Commonly Confused Words

It can be easy for students to mix up commonly confused words. The first example of words that students may use incorrectly are "accept," which means to take something that is being given, and "except"--another word for excluding. A second example is "advice" and "advise." "Advice" is a noun that means a recommendation or opinion given by someone else, often in response to a dilemma; "advise" is a verb that means the person is actually giving his/her opinion or suggestion to someone. "When I had a conflict in my family, I asked for advice." "When I have a conflict in my family, my two best friends advise me on what to do next." One more: "Allusion" and "illusion" are pronounced almost identically, but the former means a reference in a piece of literature, while the latter refers to a mirage.