We are proud to congratulate 2018 graduating senior, Dave Cardin of Epping, and 2018 Student of the Year, Freddy Wells of Derry. Read more »
The RSEC Academy High School is proud to announce its graduating Class of 2018 as well as scholarship and award recipients. Read more »
Sunrise Children’s Center will install and dedicate a memorial bench and tree in memory of Jan McDonald, known by many as Miss Jan – a longtime teacher at the school and beloved member of the Sunrise Children’s Center community who passed away from cancer in June of 2017. Read more »
Each year, students at Longview School form teams and work together to build, fix, and create across the vast campus full of biking trails, waterways, hiking treks, outbuildings, and gardens. Read more »
RSEC is pleased to announce the honor and high honor roll recipients for its two alternative high school programs, Longview School in Deerfield and The RSEC Academy in Amherst. Read more »
Students from The RSEC Academy High School will present an original play, An RSEC Galactic Adventure, at noon on Thursday, May 24, at The Amato Center for the Performing Arts, 56 Mont Vernon Street, in Milford. Read more »
The public is invited to attend a dinnertime fundraiser that supports the purchase and installation of new playground equipment at the nonprofit Sunrise Children’s Center (Sunrise) in Amherst. Read more »
Seven childcare professionals from Sunrise Children’s Center in Amherst were recently awarded credentials recognizing their qualifications and commitment to early childhood education from The New Hampshire Bureau of Child Development and Head Start Collaboration. Read more »
Congratulations to the following recipients of honor and high honors for the second quarter of the school year. High honors students received no grade lower than a 90% and honors students received no grade lower than an 80%. “Learning is not attained by chance, it must be sought for with ardor and diligence.” – Abigail… Read More »
Congratulations to the following recipients of honor and high honors for the first quarter of the school year. High honors students received no grade lower than a 90% and honors students received no grade lower than an 80%. “Learning is not attained by chance, it must be sought for with ardor and diligence.” – Abigail… Read More »
