Senator Shaheen: New federal education bill allows states to determine the...
The Conway Daily Sun reported on the statewide response to the Every Student Succeeds Act, the federal education reform bill that replaces No Child...
Guest Post: High School Testing – exploring its purpose and potential
What good is high school testing that does not count towards students’ grades, cannot be used for college admission or placement, and is barely...
More NH graduates meet ACT College and Career Readiness Benchmarks
The results are in, and more New Hampshire students are meeting the ACT's College and Career Ready Benchmarks than in the past five years.
According...
Souhegan students recognized as strong, resilient, and a “model for others”
Souhegan High School students Laurel Auth and Katherine McCann were honored at a reception by the State Council for Youths with Chronic Conditions earlier...
Commissioner Edelblut: “We all want what’s best for the kids”
Education Commissioner Frank Edelblut started his "brown-bag" tour of New Hampshire's schools in Windham last week, even before his swearing-in ceremony, reported the Eagle Tribune. He acknowledged...
Weekly Legislative Update: Marathon voting session, town meeting day, and budget...
Last week, the House had a two-day marathon voting session where they voted on almost 20 bills. Among those passed, an amended version of HB 620....
Sununu presses Trump officials for continued funding of NH programs
Governor Chris Sununu met with Trump Administration officials earlier in the week, including Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, according to the Union Leader. During his...
Business leader emphasizes CTE in addressing the state’s skills gap &...
Stephen Carter, the President and CEO of Williams & Hussey Machine Co. in Amherst, emphasized career and technical education (CTE) programs in preparing all...
New science standards encourage learning through inquiry and experiment
Next Generation Science Standards are replacing traditional science standards in many California school districts, which incorporate engineering and technology into the classroom.
Concord Monitor: New Hampshire failing students with inadequate education funding
The Concord Monitor questions whether $4,200/year is enough to provide even an "adequate" education.
