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RSEC Students Take “the Plunge” and
Raise Over $3k for Special Olympics

FEBRUARY 6, 2012 – A group of high school students from the RSEC Academy braved the cold on Saturday, February 4th and took a plunge in the Atlantic Ocean with fellow students from across New Hampshire to help raise funds for the Special Olympics. Their efforts helped raise $3,439.  (Read more...)

 

Visit to the River 92.5 FM is a Highlight of
RSEC Student Intensives Week

JANUARY 30, 2012 – Intensives Week is an opportunity to explore less conventional subject matter and get out of the classroom, and several RSEC students took a musical field trip in late January that included some studio time at the Boston-based 92.5 ‘The River” radio station. Eight students had a chance to see DJ Rita Cary in action and record and play back their voices, among other music-related activities that filled their day in Boston.  (Read more...)

 

Regional Services and Education Center Announces
2011 – 2012 1st Semester Honor Roll

JANUARY 27, 2012 – AMHERST, NH – Regional Services and Education Centers, Inc., (RSEC) a non-profit educational collaborative that provides comprehensive educational programs and services to southern New Hampshire, is pleased to announce the honors and high honors recipients for its three alternative high school programs, Longview School in Deerfield and The Summit School and The RSEC Academy in Amherst.
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Regional Services and Education Center Announces 1st Quarter 2011 – 2012 Honor Roll

JANUARY 3, 2012– AMHERST, NH – Regional Services and Education Centers, Inc., (RSEC) a non-profit educational collaborative that provides comprehensive educational programs and services to southern New Hampshire, is pleased to announce the honors and high honors recipients for its three alternative high school programs, Longview School in Deerfield and The Summit School and The RSEC Academy in Amherst.
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The Academy Students Take a Lesson in Survival

January 11, 2011 – Two fifth and sixth grade students at The Academy reported out on a current class project where they are writing in a journal about being stranded and surviving in different wilderness locations across the country. Jack Steele and Paul Curtis provided the following report and photos. (Read more...)