Lead school funding attorney to host workshop on June 13 at...
The Pittsfield School Board recently reached out to Executive Councilor Andru Volinsky, a lead attorney in the Claremont cases, to learn more about the...
State Board re-refers Grantham parent’s manifest education hardship case
Grantham resident Tanya McIntire is appealing a decision by her local school district to the State Board of Education, arguing that the district should...
Would a proposed school choice proposal be constitutional in NH?
As legislators continue to work on Senate Bill 193, which creates a voucher system through educational freedom savings accounts in New Hampshire, questions remain...
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...
ConVal School District sues state over education funding
The ConVal School District filed a suit yesterday against the State of New Hampshire, claiming that the $3,636 per student in adequate education grants...
Seacoast schools aim to meet the needs of diverse populations
Portsmouth and Dover schools are stepping up to support new students who speak little English.
As N.H.’s School Voucher Debate Heats Up, New Analysis Adds Context
NHPR featured Reaching Higher NH's analysis of the universal voucher bill, SB 193, in its coverage over the proposed legislation:
The bill would create a...
BREAKING NEWS: Court finds school funding formula unconstitutional
The Cheshire County Court issued a ruling on June 5, 2019 on the lawsuit brought forth by Contoocook Valley (ConVal), Monadnock, Winchester, and Mascenic...
Keene Sentinel: Sununu should push hard for full-day kindergarten
The Keene Sentinel Editorial Board published this editorial urging Governor Sununu to fund full-day kindergarten:
During last fall’s successful gubernatorial campaign, Chris Sununu discussed many...
House Education recommends an overhaul of the funding formula, bringing back...
On February 19, the House Education Committee introduced its proposal to address the way we pay for our public schools. Four funding-related bills were...
