Creativity, collaboration and problem-solving skills are at a premium in the evolving future of work. On March 25, 51 student teams competed at Bedford High School demonstrating those skills in solving STEAM-based Challenges: Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math and Service Learning.
Mark and Rita McCabe invite everyone to try their revolutionary Sub Zero Nitrogen Ice Cream, 119 Hanover St., on March 22 from 4-6 p.m.
Creativity, collaboration and problem-solving skills were on display Saturday in Meredith, NH as 43 student teams competed in the final N.H. Destination Imagination Regional Tournaments. The academic tournament showcases team innovation skills that are fundamental for the Future of Work.
Mayor Joyce Craig was among more than 150 local government and school board officials across the state who on March 13 signed a letter to Governor Sununu and the General Court of New Hampshire calling for better and more equitable public education funding. The letter will be presented at the NH House Finance Committee’s budget hearing at the State House Monday.
You’re a Boomer and you may be a parent of an adult child or two. With all the things you’ve done with/for your children through the years, have you received any type of thanks or recognition from that adult child that, yes, you did a good job as a parent? You are someone they are proud of? You made a difference in their lives?
Conversation with Bob McLaughlin of the National Collaborative for Digital Equity a nonprofit working to make technology more accessible to low-income students.
Over the next two weeks, more than 700 students from across New Hampshire will compete in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) and service learning challenges, which are among the most in-demand skills in today’s fast-evolving business world.
CONCORD, NH – New Hampshire Group (NHG), owner of four New Hampshire charitable gaming facilities, has announced charitable gaming donations
The goal was to sell 1,000 tickets at $100 a piece raising $100,000 for veterans. With a lot of support from the community, that goal was hit!
The program provides funding for eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations in the Granite State that may be at high risk of terrorist attacks to enhance security. It is also designed to promote coordination and collaboration in emergency preparedness activities among public and private community representatives, as well as state and local government agencies.