On November 6, 2011, a team of 16 educators from throughout New England will arrive at Hull High School for our NEASC accreditation visit. The New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) provides accreditation services for more than 2000 public and private institutions in the six state region - Pre-K through university. Emanating from high quality standards, NEASC accreditation uses self-reflection, peer review and best practices as integral components of its assessment process and monitors the follow-up endeavors leading to continuous school/program improvement. The faculty, staff and students at Hull High School have been working diligently for almost three years preparing for this visit.
We are inviting the entire Hull community to be a part of this visit, which takes place every ten years. On Sunday, November 6th, there are two events open to the general public.
Hull High School Panel Presentation 1 - 2 PM Auditorium
This is a chance for our school to show the visiting team what we are all about. A group of teachers, administrators, and students will share with the visiting team our strengths, weaknesses, successes, and plans for the future.
Welcome Reception 4:15 – 5:15 PM Cafeteria
Come and meet the men and women who will spend four days examining every aspect of our school, while socializing with other members of our community. Refreshments will be provided.
This visit, and the accreditation process, is one of the most important things that a high school does. Please join us and show the visiting team that Hull values the education of its youth.
As always, we thank you for supporting Hull High School.
