LondonderryHigh School

What lies behind us 
and what lies before us
are tiny matters compare to
what lies within us
-  Ralph Waldo Emerson

HiSet Testing will resume in September
Adult Education classes will resume in September

2020 Summer Programming 

Londonderry High School 

Remote Summer Opportunities

Remote Credit Recovery Opportunities

Dates: July 6th-July 31st 

Classes: Monday- Friday

Registration Link : Remote Credit Recovery Registration

Course Offerings:
Session I 8-10am English A- Shank Biology- Bettencourt Algebra I- Viel World History- Cohen
Session II 10am-12pm
English B- Smith Physical Science- Bettencourt Algebra II- Viel US History- Nalezinski
Program Goals:

The purpose of this program is to recover credit for failures

Teacher Expectations:

Video conferencing or open office availability during 45 minutes of the two hour session, 3 days a week.
Google Classroom management
X2 recording
Weekly due dates for assignments
Communication with parents/guardians
Provide digital materials to students

Student Expectations:

Attend class video sessions as required by teacher
Keep up with assigned classwork
Complete coursework for the assigned due date
Monitor grades through X2
Communicate with teacher on a regular basis

Please contact Crystal Rich for information regarding
 Adult Education at crich@londonderry.org 

Adult Education Classes

LHS offers Adult Education courses on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday afternoons/evenings during first and second semesters. This a tuition program designed to assist students who need additional credits to graduate. Students participating in this program will be on one of two academic paths toward a high school diploma. Those who wish to earn the 24 credit LHS diploma may take night classes and apply those grades/credits to that diploma. Each semester class is worth .5 credits for those looking to attain the 24 credit diploma. Students who seek a 20 credit Adult Education diploma, in consult with their parents, would withdraw from day school and transfer into the Adult Education program. These individuals will be night school students who apply previous credits earned toward this diploma. Once a student makes a commitment to the Adult Education diploma, he/she must continue to pursue the 20 credits and cannot transfer back to pursue the 24 credit diploma. Each semester class successfully completed will be worth 1.0 credit. Students/parents from Londonderry and surrounding towns will meet with the Director of Alternative Education  and their Guidance Counselors to map out an academic course of action. Students and their parents will be contacted to discuss options for the upcoming semester. There will be a fee of $150 per course for Londonderry residents and $250 per course for out of town residents. If you have any questions or concerns, you may contact Crystal Rich, Program Director/Assistant Principal, at (603) 432-6941 x2130 or use the contact form.

HiSet Testing (formerly the GED)

The HiSet testing center at Londonderry High School is open during the school year and summer for test administration. Any individual  interested in attaining their high school equivalency certificate should contact Crystal Rich, Program Director/Assistant Principal, at (603) 432-6941 x2130.  Tests cost $25 per section or $125 for the full battery of tests. Students may take an official practice test of the full battery of sections for $20.

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