 Manchester High School is a school that has not met the Acceptable Yearly Progress goals set by the No Child Left Behind Act.This is determined by the results of the Connecticut Academic Performance Test administered statewide to 10th grade students.The most recent data available is from 2011 and indicates that the school graduates a lower percentage of students than the state average, that only 68.3% of students are regarded as proficient at mathematics while 77.5% are regarded as reading at a proficient level.