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.
‘Thank God for New Hampshire’ – EdWeek about the PACE...
Here is New Hampshire, it's easy to lose perspective on how important the PACE pilot program is. Years in preparation, it is the nation's first step...
Manchester Board of School Committee votes to adopt statewide test –...
Sarah Ambrogi and other key board members understood that there was really no choice in the end. Here is how the Union leader reported...
Newfound Regional High School, “working to provide a personalized, competency-based...
In 2005, New Hampshire became the first state to begin the move toward competency based education instead merely counting the number of courses in...
Rochester teachers Melissa Cunliffe and Sara Cantrell talk about competency based...
As one of New Hampshire's four PACE school districts, Rochester is ground zero for working out the future New Hampshire public education, giving children...
Pittsfield featured in Atlantic article, "What Happens When Students Control Their...
Here's a good introduction to a topic we will be talking about a lot - how schools in New Hampshire and other states are...
