Manchester High School

Manchester High School may mean any one of several educational institutions.

Jamaica

  • Manchester High School, Jamaica — Mandeville, Jamaica

United Kingdom:

  • Manchester High School for Girls — Manchester, England

United States:

  • Manchester High School (Connecticut) — Manchester, Connecticut
  • Manchester High School (Georgia) — Manchester, Georgia
  • Manchester High School (Indiana) — North Manchester, Indiana
  • Manchester High School (Michigan) — Manchester, Michigan
  • Manchester Township High School — Manchester Township, New Jersey
  • Manchester High School (New Franklin, Ohio)
  • Manchester High School (Manchester, Ohio)
  • Manchester High School (Virginia) — Midlothian, Virginia
  • Manchester Central High School — Manchester, New Hampshire
  • Manchester-Essex Regional Junior-Senior High School — Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts
  • Manchester Memorial High School — Manchester, New Hampshire
  • Manchester Regional Academy — Manchester, Connecticut
  • Manchester High School West — Manchester, New Hampshire

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