Begun in August of 2002, The Monadnock Community Connections School (MC²) is a small high school that offers specialized curricula to eligible Monadnock area high school students. The school focuses on the four elements of effective learning: student-centered, knowledge-centered, assessment-centered, and community-centered. Students, advisors, parents and mentors work together to create individual learning teams geared toward the personal learning plan of each student. Learning is self-directed, experiential, and negotiated. MC² has a low student-teacher ratio to allow for maximum individualization. MC2 school days are unique. Typically, students sign up for three academic blocks that meet every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, students go to internships in the area. Students meet in advisory groups every morning to discuss their schedules and goals. The rest of the day is dedicated to their academic blocks. To visit the MC² web site click here.

2007 Program Update: Monadnock Regional High School will continue to offer this program to both MRHS and some existing KHS students for the 2007-2008 school year. For information contact director Kim Carter at 352-4333.

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