TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: Senate Bill 148: the Career and Technical Education Omnibus...
On August 8, 2021, Governor Chris Sununu signed into law Senate Bill (SB) 148, the Career and Technical Education Omnibus Bill. SB 148 had...
VIDEO: How lawmakers reshaped public education this year and what’s next...
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Exploring Key Traits and Practices to Build Exemplary Career Pathway Systems
Career pathways and credentialing are rapidly developing topics across K-12 education systems in New Hampshire and nationwide. Over the past five years, there have...
Welding contest highlights a red-hot career pathway
Like many young people approaching high school, Addison Kady wasn’t sure what he wanted to do with his life, but he knew what he...
At the crossroads of college and career: Community college events showcase...
Gathered in the avocado-colored Innovation Lab at NHTI, state officials, business representatives, and community members tapped on their cell phones to answer the question...
CTE legislation promotes access through calendar alignment, embedded credits
CTE leaders helped shape bill's content
On Wednesday, February 9, lawmakers are scheduled to vote on a bill that aims to expand Career and Technical...
NH lawmakers put AP designation at risk with divisive concepts law,...
The College Board, which administers the SAT college entrance exam and Advanced Placement courses in high schools nationwide, announced last week in a new statement of...
From healthcare worker crisis, new opportunities and pathways emerge
Matthew McDonald was a first-year nursing student at the University of New England in Biddeford, Maine, when COVID-19 made its appearance. The frightening and...
Youth Retention Initiative webinar to feature Reaching Higher’s Nicole Heimarck
Nicole Heimarck, Executive Director of Reaching Higher NH and Director of the New Hampshire Alliance for College and Career Readiness, will serve as a...
In Praise of Instincts
There's a place for gut-level decisions on the postsecondary journey
When my younger daughter, Katie, was little, she often froze or panicked over big decisions...
