Tag: Extended Learning Opportunities
4 Things to Know about the “Drive to 65” Act
A bipartisan effort to move the state closer to college and career readiness goals passed the House on May 2, 2019 and...
Kennett HS student leads marketing efforts for Mt. Washington Observatory as part of Extended...
Sullivan “Sully” Gaudreault, a student at Kennett High School in North Conway, found his passion for cinematography with the help of an...
Almost 7,000 NH students have taken advantage of hands-on extended learning opportunities
According to a survey administered by the Department of Education in February, 6,900 students in 62 public high schools have participated in...
State Board & DOE working on way forward for Learn Everywhere, including rule changes,...
At its meeting on Thursday, March 14th, the State Board of Education laid out the next steps for the rules authorizing the Learn Everywhere...
Governor Sununu proclaims January as ELO Month!
Governor Chris Sununu proclaimed January as Extended Learning Opportunity (ELO) Month in New Hampshire! ELOs are credit-bearing learning experiences that happen outside of the...
Join Reaching Higher NH & NHSBA for an exciting workshop opportunity
Reaching Higher NH and the New Hampshire School Boards Association are hosting two workshops on ways to help students become college and career ready....
Work-Based Learning Awards highlight efforts to help students become college and career ready
A high school student who helped construct his family’s new home. An information technology company that has been placing interns in employment positions for...
Public Schools Rising: Increased access, opportunity and equity for NH students
What happens when our small, rural state implements policies and programs that empower public schools to make learning flexible, accessible, and equitable?
Public Schools Rising...
School-business partnership is helping this student kick-start his engineering career
As a part of a partnership between Spaulding High School in Rochester and Great Bay Community College, students can earn a certificate in advanced...
Spaulding High School students earn advanced manufacturing certificates through community partnership
A new partnership between Spaulding High School and Great Bay Community College will allow 13 Spaulding students to earn their Advanced Composites Manufacturing Certificate...