PRESS RELEASE: Analysis Finds NHED’s Recommendations Continue to Overlook Significant Concerns...
Concord, NH -- On Wednesday, the NH State Board of Education is holding the first of two public hearings on two initial proposals that...
PRESS RELEASE: Overhaul of public school minimum standards are a cause...
On Thursday, February 15, the NH Department of Education is expected to introduce their proposed Minimum Standards for Public School Approval, also known as...
PRESS RELEASE: School voucher expansion could cost state $82 million in new...
Released: January 12, 2024
Contact: Christina Pretorius, Policy Director, Reaching Higher NH, (603) 767-6694 or christina@reachinghighernh.org
Concord, NH -- Four bills that will be considered by...
PRESS RELEASE: Statewide survey measuring school staff and educator transitions and...
Released: May 23, 2022
Contact: Sarah Earle, Communications Director, at s.earle@reachinghighernh.org or (603) 545-4918
CONCORD, NH -- Reaching Higher NH, in partnership with 15 professional education...
NH Alliance for College and Career Readiness to host Higher Education...
The NH Alliance for College and Career Readiness will host a Higher Education Roundtable on Wednesday, May 19, at 1 p.m. to provide important...
Analysis finds that 38% of NH students would be eligible for...
On Thursday, March 18, the New Hampshire Senate will vote on Senate Bill (SB) 130, a bill that would create a taxpayer-funded “Education Freedom...
The most expansive voucher program in the country released as top...
A new bill that would create the country’s first nearly universal voucher program has been introduced as the top priority for lawmakers in the...
Reaching Higher welcomes new leadership, prepares for new year
An eventful year lies ahead for educators and policymakers, and Reaching Higher NH is ready to provide key tools and resources to inform dialogue...
PRESS RELEASE: Reaching Higher NH releases groundbreaking research on student learning...
What are the major factors that influence student learning in New Hampshire? For our youngest learners, it is their family income. But as students...
