Posts by NH Department of Education
Keith Noyes, a fifth-grade teacher at Belmont Middle School (BMS) in Belmont, is the 2019 New Hampshire Teacher of the Year. In receiving this award, he becomes New Hampshire’s candidate for National Teacher of the Year. Noyes is entering his 19th year of teaching and his sixth year at BMS.
The full-day K grant list was released on Oct. 1, 2018, and shows Manchester will receive $1.1 million.
The Work-Based Learning Awards capped off the second phase of a National Governors Association Center for Best Practices initiative to scale and market work-based learning opportunities to the general public in six states, including New Hampshire.
The Office of Apprenticeship at the U.S. Dept. of Labor, Employment, and Training Administration announced last week that the 500th student in New Hampshire had completed a registered apprenticeship.
Timothy Hindman won the John H. McAulay Award for 2018 for his nearly three decades of service in the vision rehabilitation sector.
Backpacks will be distributed to school nurses around the state for students in need.
Officials in Manchester heralded National Summer Learning Day at Gossler Park Elementary School on July 12, 2018, encouraging children not to lose focus on learning – especially reading – during the summer months.
David Benedetto, the state director of STEM and Computer Science Education for the NH DOE, will be hosting a workshop May 31 at UNH Manchester.
Manchester will receive a total of $92,036.34 — $40,823.75 for FY 2016 and $51,212.59 for FY 2017.
Help prevent ‘summer slide’ and focus on what your child needs most to keep up with skills over the summer months.