State board ‘implored’ to leave math, ELA standards alone | Concord...
The State Board of Education's (SBOE) meeting on May 11, featured a lengthy debate about whether the Board should begin a process to review...
At State Board Meeting, Outpouring from Public in Support of State...
The State Board of Education meeting room was filled to capacity on May 11, as were the hallways outside, with parents, students, teachers, and...
Edelblut champions STEM and CTE
NHPR reported yesterday that DOE Commissioner, Frank Edelblut is requesting funding to support centers for Career Technical Education (CTE), expand internet service to schools...
Tom Raffio reflects on State Board of Ed’s last ten years
Tom Raffio, outgoing State Board of Education chair, penned a farewell op-ed in the Concord Monitor yesterday. He outlined the work the board has...
Medicaid cuts under new health bill could affect special ed services...
New Hampshire schools received $26.9 million in Medicaid reimbursements in 2016, but those payments could be in jeopardy with the proposed health care bill passed...
STEM activities to inspire fun and creativity during the summer
Manufacturing Stories highlighted a list of fun ideas to keep kids learning through the summer, focusing on STEM and integrating curiosity, critical thinking, and...
Nashua scientist urges support for Next Generation Science Standards
Nashua resident Adrian George submitted this letter to the Nashua Telegraph in support of the Next Generation Science Standards:
As someone with an advanced degree...
School choice solution proves elusive for Croydon
Dave Solomon gave an update on the legislative battle over school choice in the latest edition of the Union Leader's State House Dome.
One of...
Business leaders champion full-day kindergarten
The lead Nashua Telegraph editorial on May 3 said, "When business speaks, government should listen" about support for funding full day kindergarten. And on May 4, the House passed SB 191, amended to provide full funding for all day kindergarten.
Sununu taps Cline to chair Board of Education
Drew Cline, who edited the Union Leader editorial page for 15 years until 2015 will become the next chair of the New Hampshire Board of Education.
