Proud Moment - Southern New Hampshire University Supports Manchester Schools During ACCESS Testing

Proud Moment – Southern New Hampshire University Supports Manchester Schools During ACCESS Testing

Written by Lauren Boisvert

Feb | 10 | 2025

Last week, a team of Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) staff delivered supplies to Manchester School District schools to support students during ACCESS Testing. The team provided snacks and reusable water bottles to ensure that students have what they need to stay focused and comfortable during the assessment period.

ACCESS for ELLs (ACCESS) is a suite of summative English language proficiency assessments. It is administered annually to English learners from kindergarten through grade 12, measuring their progress in acquiring academic English. These assessments play a crucial role in supporting multilingual students as they develop language skills necessary for success in the classroom.

Their generosity and commitment to the students of Manchester exemplify the strong partnership between SNHU and the local school community. A heartfelt thank you to Southern New Hampshire University for your ongoing support and for being a dedicated partner in student success!

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The power of building and tending to community partnerships is a multiplier, expanding our collective knowledge, expertise, experience, capacity, resources, opportunity, and commitment to our common goal of excellence and equity for all learners. The old saying that, “Two heads are better than one”, certainly applies to our work, and we are so very fortunate to have many, many heads contributing to the success of our District.