Students have multiple opportunities and pathways to personalize their educational experience and to demonstrate success. Students design and create a high school experience to fulfill their dreams and passions.
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By creating their high school experience, students leave Winnacunnet with the skills and academic competencies to be successful. Students demonstrate creativity, collaboration, communication, and critical thinking skills, and are prepared to be active, contributing citizens of their own communities.
Relevance, engagement, and whole community involvement are essential elements of the culture at WHS. Student experiences include internships, real-world career explorations, advanced studies and project-based learning.
WHS makes it’s home in Hampton, NH. It serves the communities of Hampton, Hampton Falls, North Hampton, and Seabrook. Boston, MA. Portland, ME, and Manchester, NH, are all within commuting distance.
Our small vegetable garden at WHS provides fresh produce for our cafeteria and helps students and teachers learn both the art and science of gardening.
Relevance, engagement, and whole community involvement are essential elements of the culture at WHS. Student experiences include internships, real-world career explorations, advanced studies and project-based learning.
Freshman Seminar is designed to prepare all students with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to make a successful transition from middle school to high school.
Every student at WHS develops a personal learning plan through the use of interest and ability explorers in order to inform academic, personal, and professional goals.
Warrior Block, otherwise known as Advisory, offers an opportunity for every student at WHS to connect with an adult in the building other than their guidance counselor.
Every student at WHS develops a personal learning plan through the use of interest and ability explorers in order to inform academic, personal, and professional goals.
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Our library has a collection of more than 18,000 titles available. A unique learning space has been created to give teachers and students a maker space full of resources and technologies. Digital equipment, computers, and peripherals can be reserved by students and staff.
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The mission of the Winnacunnet Evening Program is to provide meaningful and relevant educational opportunities to empower all students to become independent lifelong learners, to assist individuals in reaching their academic potentials, and to guide students to become active participants in their communities.
Extended Learning Opportunities allow students to break free from the traditional school structure and participate in authentic learning through school and community contexts. Student experiences include internships, real-world career explorations, advanced studies and project-based learning.
Programs like WHTV (student-run television station), Winnachronicle (student-run newspaper), Totem (literary magazine) are not only a testament to the variety of courses available to students, but the ownership that they have in school messaging.
Winnacunnet has a long and rich history co-curricular activities and award-winning teams. As a school community over 44% of students participate in athletics. There are over 40 clubs and organizations. Over 70% of WHS students are involved in co-curricular activities.
Upwards of a third of the student body at WHS is enrolled in Advanced Placement and Honors level courses, grades 9-12. Students participating in the annual Advanced Placement (AP) exam outpaced both the National and State scores.
These three words greet the students and staff of Winnacunnet High School as they pull into the parking lot every morning. Taken together, they summarize what Winnacunnet is about: providing opportunities for students to explore their interests and abilities, creating supported pathways to pursue them, and ensuring that our students leave Winnacunnet college and career ready. It is in this spirit that Winnacunnet operates every day.
