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Portland Public Schools, founded in 1851, is an urban school district in Portland, Oregon. With approximately 47,000 students in 81 schools, it is the largest school district in the Pacific Northwest. PPS students participate in diverse programs and learning opportunities that are supported by teachers, families, community members, nonprofit organizations, local businesses and higher education institutions, including Portland State University, Portland Community College, Oregon Health and Science University, and the University of Oregon.
With an enrollment of nearly 15,000, the Independence School District features 20 elementary schools, four middle schools, three high schools, two early education centers and an alternative school. Through programs like the groundbreaking Ford Next Generation Learning academies, `the Academies of the ISD,` the district is committed to improve student quality of life through high quality, innovative education. Continually emphasizing the need to always provide the highest quality, most innovative instruction possible, the Independence School District, through educational rigor and relevance, gives every learner the opportunity to achieve success in an ever-changing world.
Marlborough School provides a learning environment where young women develop self-confidence, creativity, a sense of responsibility, and moral decisiveness. The School's program encourages students to discover their potential, to think critically, and to
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School districts in New Hampshire are organized in School Administrative Units (SAUs). School Administrative Unit 29 is comprised of seven independent school districts— Chesterfield, Harrisville, Keene, Marlborough, Marlow, Nelson, and Westmoreland. SAU29 is the largest multi-district S.A.U. in New Hampshire. Its responsibilities include managing a collective budget of approximately $90.7 million, maintaining 14 school buildings, coordinating the activities of seven independent school boards, and supervising the educational program for approximately 4,950 students. SAU 29 and its member districts employ more than 960 people and cover 211 square miles in southwestern New Hampshire.