NH Education Roundup, Aug. 21
In this issue of Reaching Higher NH's Education News Brief: RHNH welcomes Dr. Karen M. Scolforo as our next Executive Director, disparities in...
“It’s penny wise and pound foolish”: Teachers reflect on how disparities in pay affect...
Every year around mid summer, the dreaded courtesy phone calls between school superintendents begin. One district unexpectedly loses a teacher to a...
Policy Brief: Teacher Salary Schedules in New Hampshire
These policy briefs explore variations in salaries across New Hampshire, focusing exclusively on salary step schedule data for NH-certified teachers with Bachelor’s...
Reaching Higher NH Welcomes Karen Scolforo, EdD, as Executive Director
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 17, 2020
CONTACT: Tom Rath, 603-491-1855, tdr@rathlaw.com
CONCORD, NH (August 17, 2020)...
Community on the Brink: Idyllic New Hampshire Town Beset By School Budget Battles
Roots run deep in the small town of Hopkinton, a rural community just west of New Hampshire’s capital. Many residents can trace...
Rising to the Challenge: NH’s Largest School District Reflects on Remote Learning
In March, when Gov. Sununu issued his first emergency order shutting down in-person schooling, Manchester educators, like everyone else, hoped that life...
Governor Sununu announces $1.5 million in federal funding to K-12 private, religious, & home...
On Tuesday, July 28, Governor Chris Sununu announced that he will earmark $1.5 million in federal CARES Act funding to organizations that...
Analysis finds CARES Act would provide estimated $213 per student for costs related to...
Last week, the state issued guidelines on how schools might reopen in the fall amid the national coronavirus pandemic. The recommendations left...
Governor issues back to school recommendations
On Tuesday, July 14, Governor Chris Sununu released recommendations for public school reopening in the fall. The recommendations, which were developed by...
Your voice matters! School funding commission sets aside public comment period, beginning on July...
As the state’s Commission to Study School Funding continues to hear from state departments and organizations, they will set aside standalone time...