The NH DOE Bureau of Federal Compliance provides technical assistance, guidance documents, and other educational opportunities to assist local schools in understanding how to manage federal grants.
More than 3,500 educators, parents, and others have attended the free class offered by the New Hampshire Department of Education.
These changes in the credentialing process will save thousands of labor hours, postage, paper, and handling costs during the course of a year.
The Guard’s Counter Drug Task Force and Student Wellness agree to work collaboratively to coach, facilitate, train, and support processes that are known to have the greatest impact on a community’s ability to address substance misuse concerns leveraging military-specific knowledge, and skills.
Two Manchester schools are participating in the Universal Design for Learning Innovation program, which is tracking outcomes at 32 schools from 17 New Hampshire SAUs.
SAT scores for New Hampshire high school students continue to improve from prior years, according to the latest preliminary information released by CollegeBoard, the organization that administers the test and compiles the annual tabulation of data.
The NH DOE and Intelitek have been excited to collaborate to create this competition and in doing so, gave rise to an international phenomenon that has resulted in more than 50,000 students all over the world participating in similar events.
“Kindergarten means ‘a child’s garden’ and it was intended to be movement and outdoors and just let them be creative and let teachers see who they are and where their strengths are – and at the same time, recognize where their weaknesses are, and give them guidance in that direction.”
Timothy Hindman won the John H. McAulay Award for 2018 for his nearly three decades of service in the vision rehabilitation sector.
Help prevent ‘summer slide’ and focus on what your child needs most to keep up with skills over the summer months.