New Hampshire education officials met in Concord this week to do some big thinking.
The State Board of Education hosted what was billed as the biggest education reform effort since 1919.
With statewide school regulations due to expire later this year, the board is considering a number of major changes.
For some the all day workshop was an opportunity to reinvent public education.
But as New Hampshire Public Radio's Dan Gorenstein reports for others, that radical spirit took a back seat to the more practical concerns.
