Boston Bruins’ legend Patrice Bergeron visited The Nash Casino Thursday evening to help the New Hampshire Lottery and Draft Kings Sportsbook mark the 5th anniversary of sports betting in the Granite State.
Manchester Community College is hosting its annual New Hampshire Cybersecurity Symposium April 1-3. The event is free and open to the public, with a focus on business leaders who are navigating the challenges of protecting valuable information and data from hackers. The event features experts who will lead tutorials and discussions over the course of the three-day event.
Manchester School District recently announced that 47 students representing four schools will have entries in the 2025 New Hampshire Scholastic Art Awards. A special exhibition and reception was held March 20 at the District Welcome Center.
With nearly 1,200 nominations, three players – Frank Tessier of Manchester Memorial High School, Dillon Boucher of Berlin High School and Ethan Peluso of Windham High School – and two goalies – Lucas Arlen of John Stark Regional High School and Cameron Roberge of Manchester Memorial High School – were chosen at random to skate alongside Bergeron and represent their schools.
After voters slashed the Jaffrey-Rindge school board’s budget at the polls last week, the board approved $3 million in spending cuts Monday for next school year, eliminating about two dozen jobs, cutting competitive sports and reducing the pre-kindergarten program.Â
The Brodsky Prize was established seven years ago by the late Jeffrey Brodsky and his father, Howard, to encourage innovation by student journalists. The $5,000 Prize is open to all high school students attending public, charter, or parochial schools in New Hampshire.
Last week, Manchester School District Superintendent Dr. Jennifer Chmiel explained to the Manchester Board of School Committee (BOSC) that there has been a reset regarding the expected number of paraprofessional educators that the district needs to hire.
Cards and pamphlets offering advice and detailing students’ rights under Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) started showing up around the Manchester Community College (MCC) campus shortly after President Trump’s January inauguration, and now MCC President Paul Beaudin has made the college’s position clear.
Teams competed in Challenges based on STEAM principles; Engineering, Technical, Scientific, Fine Arts, Improvisational and Service Learning.Â
The Education Funding Committee on March 13 voted (190-185) to pass HB 675, a bill limiting the authority of school districts to make certain appropriations.