Citizens Town Hall on Education: Howe Library in Hanover on May...
CITIZENS’ TOWN HALL ON EDUCATION
Tuesday, May 15 at 6:30 p.m.
Howe Library
13 South Street, Hanover, NH 03755
On Tuesday, May 15th, Reaching Higher New Hampshire will...
Navigating Our Way: Respecting and Supporting All Pathways to Success
As Seymour and Sylvie grow up, they learn about and opt for two different pathways through learning and life. Neither path is better –...
Continuous Revisions of Voucher Bill are a Concern for NH Parents,...
The statewide voucher bill, SB 193, has gone through several major revisions since it was introduced last year--each House committee has made substantial changes...
School Culture Improvement Leads to Better Academic Outcomes
Defining school culture, sometimes called school climate, can be difficult, but creating a positive learning atmosphere for students can help improve their confidence, and...
Work Study Practices help prepare students for the future
Non-academic skills, like critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication are being cited by employers as some of the most important skills that students need to...
By the Numbers: Support and Opposition for SB 193 at House...
Following several work sessions and revisions, the House Finance Division II Subcommittee held a public hearing on Friday, March 9 on newly-amended version of...
Lawmakers recognize the risk in voucher bill, says NHSAA Director
SB 193, the statewide voucher bill, has been in the House for close to a year, with members of the Education and then Finance...
Infographic: The Evolution of SB 193, NH’s Statewide Voucher Bill
Reaching Higher NH has received many questions about the evolution of SB 193, the statewide voucher bill, in regards to where it began and...
RHNH Director Evelyn Aissa speaks to contrasting education outcomes in NH
Reaching Higher NH’s Executive Director, Evelyn Aissa, spoke to attendees of the NH Fiscal Policy Institute’s annual conference, Building a Strong Foundation for a...
SAT may not align with NH learning standards, research suggests
New Hampshire has used the College Board's SAT assessment to satisfy the high school testing requirement since 2015. Since then, every 11th grader has...
