Announcements
MCL and MANSD book donations
We just wanted to say thank you to the Manchester City Library (MCL) for choosing the 15 new books that were donated to our McIninch Library at Central High School. These books are great selections for CHS students and will definitely compliment our collection. We love "To Kill a Mockingbird" as a graphic novel and the other graphic novels that were included. The books MCL selected in the genres of multicultural fiction and teen non-fiction will also be great, high-interest additions. Another big thank you to Ms. Amy Allen, Assistant Superintendent of the Manchester School District (MANSD), who was the driving force behind getting these books for Central. Thank you to everyone for thinking of our students!  |
Lunches in Manchester School District
From the Manchester School District... School meals are free for everyone this year, however we still need families to complete the application for free and reduced meals. If you believe you may qualify, you can apply online right now. Just go to https://www.myschoolapps.com/ and click “Get Started.” The application is available in multiple languages – you can select a different language at the top of the page. If meals are free for everyone, why would you need to fill out the application? District funding for important educational services is tied to the percentage of students who qualify for free or reduced-price meals. This means that not filling out the application now will hurt our schools in the near future. This means loss of funding for teachers, important school programs and critical technology. In addition, students that qualify can get benefits including waivers for college application fees and discounted AP exams. The application is about more than just meals – it’s about making sure the students who need the support the most continue to receive it. Please take a moment and complete the application today at https://www.myschoolapps.com/. Thank you! |
EBSCO provides access to free eBooks with EBSCO Classics
The Manchester School District provides all our schools access to EBSCO eClassics, an online database that has 25 free e-books available to anyone interested in these well-known, young adult literary novels. These world-class narratives include the works of famous authors such as Dickens, London, Wells and Melville and offer readers some of most famous stories in history to enjoy in the classroom, at home or on-the-go. The username for all Central's Ebsco products is: mchs The 25 e-book titles are listed here...
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Picture Days and a Teacher Workshop Day for September
Please see these important dates for some September activities at Central...  |
Welcome to a new school year!
Welcome to a new school year at Central High School! The library is located above Guidance in the Burns building.  |
MCL Public Zoom Meeting: Children and Anxiety
The Manchester City Library (MCL) has asked us to share their flyer for tonight’s presentation
and discussion on Children and Anxiety, which is open to all students, staff, and families. The presentation is at 6:00 via Zoom with Dr. Nicholas Mian. It is free
and open to the public. The MCL is excited
to be co-hosting this program the New Hampshire Toy Library Network. Please see the attached flyer below. Any Questions, please contact: Karyn Isleb Head of Youth Services Manchester City Library 405 Pine Street Manchester, NH 03104
603-624-6550 ext. 3335 |
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