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Resources for Families
Parent Information Center now accepting applications for Volunteer Advocate Training in...
The Parent Information Center will be holding a Volunteer Advocate Training in Concord beginning on September 17. Trainings will be held on Monday evenings...
School Culture
New docu-series, “America to Me,” explores race and education
How are students navigating issues of race and identity in their school and community? A new docu-series, America to Me, is looking for answers. Although it...
When education is supported as a public good, it can teach our children and...
In the heart of the South Bronx, a place in which 45,000 people live within eight square blocks of one another, an essential staple...
Student Voices & Experiences
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...
Student Voice Summit brought together over 100 students and educators
Incorporating student voice has been on the radar of many New Hampshire schools over the past few years in an effort to improve school culture and...
Education Policy in New Hampshire
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...
State Board adopts K-12 Computer Science academic standards
In June, the state legislature voted to add computer science as a core K-12 subject. This week, the New Hampshire State Board of Education,...
Student-Centered Learning
Building a “culture of thinking” to help students become lifelong learners
Educators can help students build a "culture of thinking" that challenges them to deepen their understanding of the world around them and become lifelong,...
