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Schools anticipate increased special ed needs as pandemic babies reach pre-school age
03-18-2023 7:11 PM

By EILEEN O’GRADY

Henniker Special Education Coordinator Lindsay Nye started holding pre-school guided play and discussion sessions for parents of babies and toddlers this month after she realized many parents in her district didn’t know whether their children were...


Inflation – not snow – was the dirty word in Dunbarton Tuesday night
03-16-2023 6:43 PM

By JONATHAN VAN FLEET

Inflation was the dirty word of the night in Dunbarton. “This was a difficult year,” Selectmen Chairman Michael Kaminski told the sparse crowd of about 30 residents who drove to Town Meeting despite Tuesday’s storm. “Inflation killed us.”Inflation...


Sunshine week: Concord School District was poised to pay $3.5 million for church land
03-15-2023 6:26 PM

By EILEEN O’GRADY

Last year, the Concord School District was willing to pay $3.5 million for a parcel of land owned by CenterPoint Church before the church congregation rejected the proposal, according to public documents.An unredacted copy of the District’s February...


Public schools slow to embrace new law allowing ‘innovation plans’
03-15-2023 6:13 PM

By ETHAN DEWITT

As middle school students returned to the classroom after remote learning during COVID-19, Concord School District officials knew they needed a new learning approach. Kids were disoriented after remote and hybrid learning had disrupted their ability...


Union president expects salaries to rise in response to school staffing difficulties
03-15-2023 6:10 PM

By EILEEN O’GRADY

As voters flock to annual town and school district meetings this week, many were asked to approve new contracts for teachers and school support staff that include salary or benefit increases to make the jobs more desirable.Locally, Merrimack Valley,...


Concord teacher Christine Holliday-Rowe remembered as ‘quiet hero’ for her kindness and service to others
03-13-2023 6:22 PM

By EILEEN O’GRADY

On the wall of her classroom at Christa McAuliffe School, kindergarten teacher Christine Holliday-Rowe kept a “Wall of Fame,” featuring a photo of each student. Beside it was a list of “I can” statements.“I can read and write 20 sight words,” one...


Students perform at State House to celebrate music education
03-13-2023 6:11 PM

By EILEEN O’GRADY

Students from middle and high schools around the state performed music at the New Hampshire State House to mark Music in Our Schools Month.Student choirs, bands, orchestras, wind ensembles and jazz bands from Weare, Manchester, Plymouth, Derry,...


Concord School Board to appeal approval of gas station near Concord High
03-10-2023 7:02 PM

By EILEEN O’GRADY

The Concord School District is pushing back against a proposal for a gas station and convenience store to operate across the street from Concord High School.At a meeting Wednesday, school board members decided unanimously to appeal a decision made by...


‘I am Caesar’ – Concord parent dressed in Roman soldier costume complains about art teacher’s attire, other parents show support
03-08-2023 6:56 PM

By EILEEN O’GRADY

An outpouring of public support for a Concord elementary school art teacher took center stage at a Concord School Board meeting this week following a parent complaint last month.“I am here today because I am saddened, disheartened and discouraged by...


New superintendent chosen for SAU 67
03-08-2023 5:01 PM

By SRUTHI GOPALAKRISHNAN

Following a community meet and greet event earlier this week, Marcy Kelley was selected as the new superintendent for schools in Bow and Dunbarton. Kelley, who is currently the director of student services for the Bow and Dunbarton school districts,...


School Board appoints Cogswell as treasurer
03-07-2023 3:46 PM

By EILEEN O’GRADY

The Concord School District voted Monday to appoint Clint Cogswell to be the new school district treasurer for the remainder of this year’s term.Cogswell will be taking over from previous treasurer Tom Croteau, who was appointed to fill a vacant seat...


State eyes Granite State College building as future home for Department of Education
03-06-2023 2:45 PM

By EILEEN O’GRADY

The State of New Hampshire is seeking to purchase the Granite State College building on Hall Street, with the hope that it could become the new permanent headquarters for the Department of Education.Governor Sununu’s proposed capital budget for FY2024...


Barnstead Elementary has relied on modular classrooms since 2001. It’s tenth in line for building aid.
03-04-2023 7:29 PM

By EILEEN O’GRADY

Barnstead Elementary School fifth grade teacher Annabelle Boyle waved goodbye to her students as they put on their winter jackets in preparation to leave the classroom and head to their next class.The jackets were necessary because when students exit...


No threat found at Concord High after lockdown, hoax calls reported around the state
03-02-2023 1:02 PM

By EILEEN O’GRADY

Concord High School went into a brief lockdown Thursday after the school district was informed of an armed threat, which is believed to be a hoax.Principal Michael Reardon said the school went into lockdown in the morning after the Superintendent’s...


Bill proposed by Merrimack teen would require eating disorder hotline on student ID cards 
03-01-2023 5:47 PM

By EILEEN O’GRADY

One year after the Jason Dickey Act placed the Suicide Prevention Lifeline phone number on student identification cards around the state, legislators are considering another bill that would add an eating disorder hotline as an additional...


Department of Education’s new literacy campaign focuses on teacher training and parent involvement
03-01-2023 4:25 PM

By EILEEN O’GRADY

A new literacy campaign launched by the New Hampshire Department of Education aims to improve reading proficiency among children by training teachers and encouraging parent involvement.The initiative, which coincides with National Reading Month, has...


College students object to all-digital library, sports shift
02-23-2023 6:23 PM

By LISA RATHKE

MONTPELIER, Vt. — Students angry about a plan to switch to an all-digital library at three Vermont state colleges and to restructure athletics took their cause to the Statehouse on Tuesday, hoping lawmakers could help reverse the schools’...


Parent complaints lead to police response at Concord School District offices
02-23-2023 11:56 AM

By EILEEN O’GRADY

A complaint by a parent about a teacher at one of Concord’s elementary schools has reached the point where the staff member filed for a restraining order and police were called to the District’s central office last week when a group arrived, upset...


Franklin School Board calls for changes to school funding formula
02-23-2023 10:16 AM

By EILEEN O’GRADY

Franklin’s School Board is calling for changes to the state’s school funding system, hoping that it would bring more money to the city schools and lower property taxes for residents. On Tuesday, the Board passed a resolution to ask their...


K-12 obscene materials bill sparks heated debate
02-22-2023 6:32 PM

By ETHAN DEWITT

It wasn’t a physical school library book that sent Betsy Harrington into a state of alarm about high school reading material. It was an app.Harrington’s son, a student at Hillsboro-Deering High School, had found a book on Sora, an app that gives...

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