Informal Education Series: Fifth Graders in Berlin “are the future of...
In our third installment of the “Informal Education” series, our Policy Director Liz Canada introduces us to Aubrey and Hannah, two fifth graders she...
Informal Education Series: “There is no rabbit in the hat” to...
In our second installment of the “Informal Education” series, we will explore how the local economy affects schools. In this article, our Policy Director...
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...
4 Things to Know about the “Drive to 65” Act
A bipartisan effort to move the state closer to college and career readiness goals passed the House on May 2, 2019 and is one...
Kennett HS student leads marketing efforts for Mt. Washington Observatory as...
Sullivan “Sully” Gaudreault, a student at Kennett High School in North Conway, found his passion for cinematography with the help of an Extended Learning...
Policy Brief: New Hampshire Education Tax Credit
New Hampshire started its Education Tax Credit Program in 2012. In the 2019 legislative session, there are three bills related to the program. In this...
PART TWO: Is an “adequate education” adequate for our students?
When talking about the cost of education in New Hampshire, the term “adequate education” usually comes up. But what does it mean, and how...
SAT scores improve for New Hampshire students
The average SAT scores for New Hampshire students rose about 3% from previous years, according to the New Hampshire Department of Education. All 11th...
Nashua students could earn hands-on math credits through CTE
Nashua high schools are working on a pilot program to offer core math classes as part of Career and Technical Education programs. With these...
