Hanover SEPAC Meet the Administrators Night, October 6, 2022 »
Please join the Hanover Special Education Parent Advisory Council on Thursday, October 6, 2022, from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm...
Health Update for Families 9/15/22 »
The Health Services team hopes that you’ve all had a great start to the new school year, and we are pleased to outline...
Hanover SNAP Registration for Players and Student Volunteers 2022-2023 »
For those of you who are new to Hanover SNAP, we are an independent, non-profit organization striving to provide a...
Welcome Back Students and Families! 9/2/22 »
We truly hope that you enjoyed your summer vacation, and we wish you all a safe and relaxing Labor Day weekend. The...
Hanover Public Schools Bus Routes and Schedules 8/29/22 »
Hanover Public Schools bus routes and schedules for the 2022-2023 school year are available to view and download by...
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READ2700 Literacy Initiative
The Hanover School system aspires to exceed our current instructional capacity, and strengthen our inclusive culture of literacy, to deliver research based, impactful, effectively aligned, comprehensive literacy skills and strategies for students of all abilities; pre-kindergarten through graduation. To support this work, we will implement teacher centered training to raise the instructional capacity of HPS staff. This increased capacity, in turn, will support the development of exceptional readers, writers, and thinkers by incorporating the essential components of a comprehensive literacy program: phonics, phonemic awareness, comprehension, vocabulary, fluency, and writing.
Hanover High School
The Hanover High School Summer Reading lists contain suggested titles, meant to be read in addition to your required text. We encourage you to read as much as you can about your favorite topics.
Hanover Middle School
The goal of Hanover Middle School Summer Learning is to encourage and promote all students and families to find the time to sit back and enjoy a few hours a week of reading and math this summer. Similar to previous years, students have the ability to make choices, to read at an ability level that is appropriate for them, and most importantly, to enjoy their reading.
Elementary Schools
Just as exercise helps keep muscles in shape, practicing math and reading skills helps keep brains in shape. Our Elementary Summer Learning provides you with reading and math resources that students can use at home to strengthen knowledge and critical thinking skills.