Keno-garten funding hasn’t moved the needle for full-day programs in these...
Last year, the state legalized Keno to increase funding for full-day kindergarten programs in a bill referred to as "Keno-garten." In previous years, districts would...
Voucher bill fails, but supporters vow to bring it back next...
On Thursday, the House killed a bill that would create a statewide voucher program in New Hampshire after the Senate attached it to an...
Most students in Laconia would qualify for vouchers
The Laconia Daily Sun featured a thorough piece on reactions from several different stakeholders in the passage of SB 193. The bill would create...
NH Ranks at the Top According to NAEP, but Significant Achievement...
New Hampshire remains one of the highest achieving states in the nation for fourth and eighth-grade math and reading, according to a recent report...
Learn Everywhere– pathway to privatization?
A proposal from the Department of Education (DOE) Commissioner Frank Edelblut, known as the “Learn Everywhere” program, would require public high schools to award...
Bill to allow taxpayer dollars to pay for private tuition OK’d...
WMUR reported on the House Educationn Committee's recommendation to pass SB 193, the bill that would create a voucher program in New Hampshire through...
Stereotypical gender roles could be affecting math achievement in wealthy, suburban...
In many cases, girls outperform boys in most subjects in early grades. But according to a new study from Stanford, boys outperform girls in...
Representative Cordelli: Education Savings Accounts will not destroy public education
Representative Glenn Cordelli (R-Tuftonboro) countered recent claims that SB 193, the bill that would create a statewide voucher program, would hurt public schools in...
Questions and answers about the proposed Learn Everywhere program
On Thursday, June 13, the State Board of Education (SBOE) will decide on whether to move forward with “Learn Everywhere,” a proposal from Department...
State Board & DOE working on way forward for Learn Everywhere,...
At its meeting on Thursday, March 14th, the State Board of Education laid out the next steps for the rules authorizing the Learn Everywhere...
