Local voices chime in on a variety of topics.
In the end, I believe that Learn Everywhere may be the best thing that has happened to make ELOs available to every student in the state and, possibly, the best thing that has happened in public education in any state. It’s time to put differences aside and come together to make this work for every New Hampshire student.
The lighter side of the NH Primary, with editorial cartoonist Peter Noonan.
Governor Sununu always makes a bill deal about “no new taxes”. But wait, what’s this we see hidden in the budget?
Cartoonist Peter Noonan translates political headlines of the day into the universal language of art.
There were a couple of big topics in the world of sports this week, but one I wanted to touch on came on Tuesday with the U.S. Women’s National Team and their 13-0 victory over Thailand.
We believe that as proposed, the “Learn Everywhere” rules trample local control, are highly skewed toward wealthy families, grant graduation credits from non-accredited, non-credential sources, and provide little oversight and limited protections to students with disabilities and their families
It is unclear how the new SAT scores would affect a student’s chances of getting into college. These scores are based on where a student lives and the school they attend, not on the individual. Should students in some towns even take the SAT? These changes add ambiguity and anxiety to an already complicated college admissions process.
Doris Day was the all-American beauty girl next door, but her idealized movie roles were a sharp contrast to the marital and financial woes she would endure.
Welcome to the first in what will hopefully will become a weekly-ish column about various sports topics called….well, “Several Random Words About Sports.”
It’s our wedding anniversary, and I’ve learned a lot can happen in 40 years.