Schools receive additional $11 million in state funding for full-day kindergarten
Districts across the state will receive an additional $11 million in additional state funding for full-day kindergarten as a result of the 2017 "Keno-garten"...
Mast Way Elementary School recognized as a National Blue Ribbon School by US Department...
Mast Way Elementary School in Lee has been recognized as a 2018 National Blue Ribbon School by the US Department of Education as an...
US Department of Education applauds PACE, NH’s innovative assessment program
U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos has announced that New Hampshire received approval to continue with its innovative assessment program, the Performance Assessment of Competency...
Keene forum underscores growing frustration with funding inequities
Amid growing frustration over funding inequities in they way New Hampshire funds its education system, attorney John Tobin and Executive Councilor Andru Volinksy are...
Work-Based Learning Awards highlight efforts to help students become college and career ready
A high school student who helped construct his family’s new home. An information technology company that has been placing interns in employment positions for...
Public Schools Rising: Increased access, opportunity and equity for NH students
What happens when our small, rural state implements policies and programs that empower public schools to make learning flexible, accessible, and equitable?
Public Schools Rising...
Webinar opportunity: Latino Youth & Culturally Informed Care: Valuable Models Addressing Health, Well-being and...
The Bureau of Student Wellness, with funding support by the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Minority Health, will host a webinar...
Student representatives join debate on Claremont’s school policy on electronic devices
Students are playing an active role in school policy at Stevens High School in Claremont. Two students who joined the school board earlier this...
Data show minority students & students with disabilities disciplined more harshly than peers
Data from the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights show that students with disabilities and minority students are disciplined more often and...
Temporary rules allow schools to get additional Medicaid funding
The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (NH DHHS) announced temporary rules to expand the Medicaid to Schools program, which allows school...