Admissions & Enrollment

​​What grades does JRHS serve?

Jesse Remington High School serves students in grades 9–12, providing a Christ-centered, high quality and meaningful academics augmented by Project-Based Learning and spiritual development.

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Is JRHS accredited?

Yes!​ We accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). NEASC partners with schools to co-create the future of education through purposeful accreditation focused on high-quality learning for all students. Focusing on pre-kindergarten through grade 12, they provide a relevant, future forward framework for meaningful, ongoing whole school improvement through accreditation, professional assistance, and pursuit of best practices. Founded in 1885, NEASC has a long tradition and proven reputation for quality assurance in education.  

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Can I schedule a tour of the school?

Definitely! Come to explore our campus, meet staff, and see our Christ-centered learning environment in action. You can schedule a tour using our online scheduler or contacting the Director of Admissions directly at kcarlson@jrhs.org or 603-483-5664.

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How do I apply to Jesse Remington High School?
The first step in the admissions process is to visit our campus for a tour. Prospective students then spend a day shadowing a current student to see what a day in the life of a JRHS student is like. Our application is available to complete online. Visit our Admissions page for more information.​​

 

Are international students welcome?
Yes! JRHS welcomes international students, offering cultural exchange opportunities and a supportive Christian education in New Hampshire. International students are welcomed into the homes of families of current students.​

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Does JRHS have dormitories?

No. JRHS students live at home with their parents. International students are welcomed into the homes of families of current students.​

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Academics & Programs

​Will JRHS prepare my student for college?

Absolutely!​ Our program includes high-level, rigorous college and career preparatory programs, exemplified in our traditional and project curricula. While the majority of our students pursue college after high school, many of our students pursue careers in the military and trades as well as missionary work. 

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What is Project-Based Learning at JRHS?
Project-based learning at JRHS is hands-on and grounded in real-world experiences. With a wide range of projects—such as Maple Sugaring, Model UN, Stained Glass, Drama, 3D CAD Design and Printing, Mock Trial, Timberframing, and dozens of others—students learn to create, build, communicate, perform, and design. Each year, students take five project classes, developing critical thinking, problem-solving, and leadership skills, all while integrating Christian values.​​

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Does JRHS offer physical education?

Absolutely! Instead of the traditional high school physical education program, we offer Outdoor Education. This unique approach equips students with a wide range of skills and experiences that help them discover lifelong ways to enjoy and appreciate God’s creation. On Friday afternoons, you might find our students rock climbing, practicing marksmanship, riding horses, hiking, skiing, kayaking, tackling ropes courses, or playing team sports. Outdoor Education is a distinctive and inspiring part of our curriculum—blending physical skill-building with opportunities to overcome challenges, grow as leaders, strengthen teamwork, and cultivate a lifelong love for the outdoors.

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Spiritual Development

Does JRHS have a Bible class?

Students take four years of Bible class. The first two years survey the Old and New Testament. The next two years delve deeply into the Christian worldview, ethics, and apologetics.

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How does a JRHS education help your students grow spiritually?

We begin each day with a devotion, grounding our community in God’s Word. On Wednesday mornings, students gather in small Bible study groups that foster spiritual growth, deepen understanding of Scripture, build strong relationships, provide support and accountability, and encourage application of the Word in daily life. Friday mornings start with Chapel, where students lead worship and guest pastors share a biblical message. Each fall, we launch the school year with a Mountain Retreat, a time for students to set spiritual goals and for the entire student body to strengthen bonds and grow in unity. In April, students and faculty extend their faith beyond the classroom, traveling across the U.S. and around the world to serve in the Gospel mission. 

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Tuition & Financial Aid

How much does it cost to attend JRHS?
Tuition information is available on our Tuition page. We also offer guidance on scholarships and financial aid to make Christian education accessible.

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Are scholarships available?
Yes, JRHS offers need-based scholarships and applying for financial aid is a part of the enrollment process.

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Campus & Community

Where is Jesse Remington High School located?
We are located in Candia, New Hampshire, a few miles east of Manchester. Our campus is a five minute drive from Exit 3 off of NH Route 101. Our address is 15 Stevens Lane, Candia, NH 03034.

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How does JRHS support student growth?
At JRHS, students receive personalized academic support, build meaningful mentor relationships with teachers, and thrive in a caring Christian community. Our program is designed to cultivate strong, faith-centered young adults prepared for college, careers, and life in the wider world. Explore our Expected Student Outcomes to learn more.

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What sports does JRHS offer?

We offer a co-ed soccer team as well as both girls’ and boys’ basketball teams, competing in small Christian school leagues. Our athletics program encourages students not only to build skills and learn healthy competition, but also to enjoy the game and form lasting friendships through their team experiences.

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Home Soccer Field

Moore Park

74 High St, Candia, NH 03034

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Home Basketball Court

Candia Youth Athletic Association (CYAA)

23 Raymond Rd, Candia, NH 03034​