The grant award will support the work of more than 150 AmeriCorps members who will engage in service across the state. AmeriCorps members will support social and emotional development efforts for youth, academic support, youth mentorship, and conservation stewardship to publicly accessible lands in New Hampshire.
Manchester Community College (MCC) held its 78th commencement on Tuesday, May 14th at Sullivan Arena at Saint Anselm College. MCC awarded approximately 300 professional certificates and degrees to the class of 2024.
Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) congratulates the following students on being named to the Winter 2024 Dean’s List. The winter terms run from January to May.
After an hour-long public conversation with the commissioner of the NH Department of Education, school board members in Manchester – the state’s largest school district– remained frustrated by a lack of clear answers and unconvinced that proposed revisions to the state’s minimum standards for public schools, known as the 306s, will improve education in the Granite state.
Hosted by the Bureau of Special Education Support, the May 16 expo is free to educators and the public, and will offer a full day of networking opportunities to ensure that all individuals can be successful in inclusive learning environments.
The White House Commission on Presidential Scholars selects scholars annually based on academic success, excellence in the arts and in technical education, through essays, school evaluations and transcripts, as well as a demonstrated commitment to community service and leadership.
You may know UNH for many things – football, campus life, political surveys – but don’t forget they are first and foremost a research center which seeks to understand and improve the world.
“Many of you joined us in the midst of the pandemic, adapted through times of great change and have grown immensely inside and outside the classroom to be here today,” Plymouth State University President Donald L. Birx, Ph.D., told ceremony participants. “You have proven yourselves resilient, caring and strong and can take on anything, never doubt that, ever. You have done the impossible during impossible times. You’ve kept and developed a sense of fun, community and commitment through it all.”
One day human beings may travel to distant planets, but in the meantime, there are always the distant planets being created at Parkside Middle School.
Vick Mahindru, a senior at West High School, has been named an Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship recipient and will receive up to $40,000 to pursue computer science, engineering or related degrees at the college or university of their choice.