Some school systems see enrollment spike due to COVID-19
An increase in student enrollment is being driven by people who own second homes in New Hampshire
Education
Educational resources for Granite State schools and home educators available from NH Fish & Game
Fish & Game offers a diversity of educational materials to connect youth of different ages with their natural environment
Digital Learning Guide now available to NH families
The U.S. Dept. of Education has a new resource to help students learning at home
Danielle Boutin named 2021 NH Teacher of the Year
Boutin is an 11-year veteran English Language Learner (ELL) teacher. She works with multilingual students in kindergarten through fifth grade at Ledge Street Elementary School in Nashua
Guide to online learning resources and activities
Have you run out of things to do? Looking for something new? Here's some of our picks for learning fun from New Hampshire organizations and beyond.
Students are showing up to remote classes, but tech problems are still prominent
New Hampshire educators say for the kids who don’t show up to class, it’s usually a technology or connectivity issue
NH Dept. of Education partners with Modern States to offer free college courses
Self-paced classes and testing available at no cost to NH high school students
Rethinking the college path
Community colleges offer a unique, high-quality entry point into the educational system for students of all ages and backgrounds, particularly during unpredictable times.
Returning to school comes with high costs for PPE
School districts have had to shell out large sums of money to continue educating New Hampshire children
Scholarship program is seeking New Hampshire's top youth volunteers
The deadline to apply for the The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards is Nov. 10
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