Career roadblocks: School closures disrupt students’ pathways to professions
Plymouth State University student Kassidy Silva had just begun her junior-year practicum at Franklin Middle School when the first cases of coronavirus were diagnosed...
Technical Assistance: The Drive to 65 Act
The intent of this publication is to provide stakeholders with an orientation to and interpretation of SB 276. This document may be used as...
Extended Learning Opportunities continue to flourish despite challenges
Matthew Long became enamored with bacteria during his first year at Winnacunnet High School in Hampton, when a visiting professor from UNH brought a...
Governor’s proposed budget defunds STEM scholarships, which have fueled rapid growth...
The Governor’s Dual and Concurrent Enrollment STEM Scholarship Program, which has promoted substantial growth in STEM courses across New Hampshire’s high schools, has been...
‘High risk and low reward’: Higher education leaders weigh in on...
On Friday, March 12, lawmakers heard testimony on Gov. Chris Sununu's proposed merger of the Community College System of New Hampshire and the University...
Choosing their own adventures
With more options than ever and new challenges ahead, students need clear, personalized guidance as they explore career pathways
Part One of a Two-Part Series
Veteran...
Paving new pathways
Changes and challenges lie ahead for college and career readiness
Part Two of a Two-Part Series
To guide students onto viable career pathways, an increasing number...
‘Alternative model’ would pause higher education merger in favor of a...
A new proposal would streamline higher education in New Hampshire by creating a Higher Education Coordinating Council, which would build clear pathways for students,...
Concrete Makeovers: Portsmouth CTE students design planters to beautify outdoor dining
It’s not every day that the problem you face is a literal barrier. Like, an actual concrete Jersey barrier. But that’s exactly the size...
Amendment would slow down college merger and ensure members had expertise...
Under a new amendment, the Higher Education Merger Assessment Commission (HEMAC) would have until January 2022 to form recommendations about if and how to...
