191 schools in New Hampshire are in need of some form of improvement, according to the recent release of Adequate Yearly Progress reports as required under the federal No Child Left Behind Law. Two school districts, Manchester and Rochester, were pegged as needing "corrective action" and will have the state education department play more of a direct role in helping them to improve. We'll see what these results mean for the Granite State as well as how well NCLB is working for our schools and school districts.
